Home / The Edit News & Events 28 variations on Mayfair Zodiac Lighting celebrates its 28 years The Mayfair lamp, designed by Diego Fortunato for Vibia has a worldwide appeal that crosses borders and cultures. The instant classic design inspired by the billiards lamps of the 19th Century is defined by its elegance and contemporary interpretation of timeless lounge lighting based on LED technology. Mayfair was recently selected by the Hong Kong based Zodiac Lighting company as a medium for celebrating its 28th anniversary. The company commissioned 28 local designers to come up with a different variation on the table top version of the lamp that would later be exhibited as part of the celebrations for their anniversary and later be collected in a publication marking the initiative. Two exhibitions were organised, one at the company headquarters in Chai Wan and the other at the famous Comix House Arts Centre in Hong Kong, Whai Chai a Grade II listed pre-war collection of industrial buildings now dedicated to animation and the comics industry. Selected designers include; Jessica Fong’s ‘Axial’ which adds a conical timber lattice to the underside of the shade; Pal Yu’s variation titled ‘The Evolution’ featuring three layers of bulbs hanging from the shade that represent the evolution through the industrial age; Vincent Chiang with ‘USE-LESS’ a more minimalism interpretation covered in leather and adapted to touch control; Jack Cheung combined Mayfair with a hat stand with a piece he calls ‘Pagoda’; Isabella Cheung’s ‘Let Your Light Shine’; Kim Wong with ‘Tree’; Kevin Lim’s ‘Feed Me! Light me!’; Joe Lam with ‘Blue Monday’; Colin Chan with ‘Mayfair 100:1′; Kenji Wong with ‘Toys Lamp’; and a version by William Chow, one of the founders of Zodiac. Related posts: Mayfair and Flamingo are best of year nominees Share on Facebook Twitter Linkedin Pinterest Pinterest