Tom Dixon has reinvented himself time and again over the past decades. The British designer is considered to be very keen to experiment and likes to try out different production processes. His designs are extremely diverse and thrive on a mix of styles. His portfolio includes both elegant and extravagant objects in which unusual shapes meet high-quality materials.
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Tom Dixon - innovative lighting technology, extraordinary designs
Tom Dixon is one of the most famous British designers of our time. His works are exhibited in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and the Museum of Modern Art in New York, among others. With his premium brand for lighting, furniture and home accessories, he is revitalising the British interior design industry. In 2001, he was honoured with the Order of the British Empire for his services to British design.
His designs are in tune with the times and stand out for their innovative and original shapes. Tom Dixon likes to experiment with different metals such as copper, steel and brass. He likes to draw inspiration for his products from different eras - from the Bauhaus era with its clear, minimalist designs to the Pop Art movement with its many rounded shapes and smooth surfaces. The result is expressive lights in sophisticated colours and made of high-quality materials that always exude extravagant charm and a touch of glamour.
Melt - artistic light object with magical luminosity
Melt epitomises the magnificent extravagance of Tom Dixon. The deformed spherical polycarbonate luminaire is manufactured using the injection blow moulding process, creating a thin-walled, distorted light sphere. When switched off, the polished surface of the light has a reflective effect. When switched on, the light floods through the diffuser, creating extraordinary reflections and mirror effects. Visually, the elegant design is reminiscent of hand-blown glass and adds a sophisticated touch to any room.
Tom Dixon offers the Melt in a variety of versions and colour options as well as with different lamp bases. The Melt is also available as a flexible rechargeable lamp. Choose the type of luminaire that best suits your interior and the desired application. Whether as a pendant, wall, ceiling, table or floor lamp: Melt casts a spell over the observer with its fascinating light.
Beat - expressive purism
Tom Dixon Beat lamps are among the British brand's best-known pieces. They are characterised by their geometric shade shape, which is sometimes narrower, sometimes wider. The inside of the shade is made of brass, which gives the light a particularly warm glow and a golden undertone with a unique lustre.
The brass of the pendant, wall, floor and table lamps is hammered in India according to centuries-old craftsmanship traditions. This speaks in favour of the solid workmanship of the products.
The latest creations from Tom Dixon
Discover the latest lighting creations from Tom Dixon that epitomise contemporary luxury and refined elegance. These lights impress with their unique designs made of high-quality and durable materials such as brass, chrome, glass, aluminium and vaporised plastic.
Tom Dixon offers its bestsellers in different versions, including table, wall, floor or pendant lights. This variety allows you to choose your favourite model to suit your individual needs.
In addition, Tom Dixon attaches great importance to sustainability and favours modern lighting technologies such as LED lamps. The new products also include portable battery-powered lights that are guaranteed to catch the eye both indoors and outdoors.
Browse our range of Tom Dixon novelties and find the new design statement for your home.
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Tom Dixon - the designer who captures the spirit of the times
Tom Dixon was born in Sfax, Tunisia in 1959 and spent his early years in Tunisia, Morocco and Egypt. In the 1960s, he moved to England with his family, where he attended Holland Park comprehensive school, which is famous for its experimental education and excellent art department. There, Tom Dixon worked a lot with clay and developed a great interest in working with this versatile material.
After leaving school, Dixon initially attended the Chelsea School of Art in London, but soon dropped out. He played in a very successful band that gained local fame, and in the meantime, he was very fond of welding and design work.
His breakthrough as an industrial designer came in 1991 with the S-Chair for Cappellini. This was followed by many other successful furniture and lighting designs, which brought him international fame.
Tom Dixon has worked for Artek and Habitat, among others. At the latter, he first became Head of Design in 1998 and shortly afterwards Creative Director. Finally, in 2002, he founded his own design company under his own name, where he still works as a product designer today.