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Lighting always presents designers with the opportunity to be more daring, to engage in ways you can’t with a chair or a table. Well, they don’t come much more daring (or cheeky) than Melbourne-based designer, Volker Haug. We’ve just unexpectedly popped into your studio, what do we see before us?…
read more here: http://www.howwecreate.com.au/stories/design/volker-haug-light-hearted
Light bulbs sustained by colorful trees of electrical wires. Candleholders wrapped in fruit, (plastic) vegetables and pins. They may seem bizarre industrial pieces, but Volker Haug created them by hand with recycled materials.
http://www.lanciatrendvisions.com/en/article/very-bright-ideas
I’ve got a bright idea! How about lighting up your life in a whole new way? Volker Haug is the most innovative light designer in town, and he has a brand new studio in the Abbottsford Convent to envision and execute. His lights are minimalist and industrial in design, and they always, always set the mood. What does Volker do when the lights go out? Keep reading.
http://www.smalllust.com/articles/people-places/lighting-up-melbourne/
…even more these days hospitality venues are trying to look different and have a personal feel…
Take a quick tour of Volker’s studio in the Mercator building of the Abbotsford Convent, days before he and the team move to their new space in Brunswick.
Volker Haug is one of Australia’s most innovative and experimental lighting designers with a colourful past that influences his quirky pieces.
