Alexey Danilin
RUSSIAN FEDERATION
Meet Alexey Danilin - a powerhouse of good design, creativity and innovation based in Russian Federation. Alexey Danilin's design journey has been nothing short of spectacular, marked by a tireless pursuit of excellence. This dedication is clearly mirrored in Alexey Danilin's impressive haul of 5 A' Design Awards that we showcase here. Spanning across categories such as Lighting and Furniture, Alexey Danilin's work stands as a living testament to a steadfast commitment to design excellence, serving as a beacon of inspiration for designers globally. With each project, Alexey Danilin masterfully blends form and function, crafting designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional and timeless. This approach underscores Alexey Danilin's celebration of creativity and an unyielding quest for innovation.
View Profile Consult Now Hire NowIn the year 2020 people had to reinvent their lifestyles and face a collision of professional and private in their homes. Inspiration to solve this problem was found in one of the concepts of modern partial physics, supersymmetry, which explains how the substance can transform into matter. A lighting fixture was designed to help people to switch between their life essences by the simple move and magnetic click. The lamp transforms from a vertical source of soft light to a horizontal source of concentrated light for work, creation, and close communication.
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The “Amulet” lamp family is inspired by the basic magic of natural objects and materials. Sacral images of African josses and the most modern lighting technologies were combined together to bring up one of the most ancient intuitive senses of domestic space enchantment that people experience since the pre-historic age. Handcrafted glass beads are strung on the chain base of modernly designed acrylic and LED elements to keep the soul light up in a modern living space.
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The lamp was designed on the principle of matryoshka dolls. It consists of three metal elements of different scales. They can be rotated and change the appearance of the lamp. To satisfy the customer's taste. These elements can be folded. With this, the lamp will become smaller. This will reduce the box and transportation costs. Each metal element resembles the silhouette of a classic table lamp. But smoother, to resemble the shape of a matryoshka doll. In the middle of the lamp is a sphere made of frosted glass. Inside the sphere are LEDs.
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This is an integrated lamp in the wall, all parts of which are located inside the wall, thanks to which the illusion of a voluminous gliding table lamp is created. The object resembles an apparition, we see it, but it is in a different plane. The inspiration for creating this lamp was a desire to design an object that will erect emotions and associations in people with ancient culture of rock-cut cities. The lamp consists of two versions of materials. The first is brass. The second lamp is made of gypsum.LEDs are located above and below. A touch sensor is located at the bottom.
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This modular, multifunctional couch is inspired by Art Deco forms and the seabed. The sofa is wrapped by a 'sink', of which design and functionality can be changed. The colour scheme and couch form are developed into two versions. The first version is set in a white and grey retro style with an emphasis on brass elements. The second version is set in dark grey and black, modern style with bright red accessories. This object allows the user to change its design and functionality and hence, change the mood of the room along with it.
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