Delhi-based interior designer and stylist Sanjyt Syngh, known for his quirky sense of creativity, unveils a new set of light fixtures that redefine the way lights are imagined. It is amazing to see the evolution of lights in the hands of a versatile designer. These bespoke light fixtures add an artistic feature to an interior space and are sure to become the talk of the town.
“Who says lights can’t be used as art installations? In design, there are no rules,” insists Syngh. “As long as it works with your aesthetics, adds to the beauty of your space and makes it exciting, it can be employed,” he says.
It is indeed all about looking at design with new eyes. And these lights can be tailored to the diverse needs of various spaces.
So, the new Sanjyt Syngh creations are a series of bespoke light fixtures that have been designed either as a part of signage or as an art installation. It all depends on how you perceive them.
Available in numerals and alphabets, these fixtures are custom made to embellish a built space. The ceiling light created for an office is a 14-foot running text that instantly adds oomph to a staid conference hall. While the others, designed for a gym in Gurgaon, are numerals 0 and 3-1/2 that appear suspended in space.
About Sanjyt Syngh
The Delhi-based designer and stylist did his undergraduate studies at Fashion Institute of Technology, New York, and worked with some amazing designers and architects for a decade there, before moving to London for his post-graduation. He then returned home and founded Sanjyt Syngh Design Consultancy. As the creative director of his company, he takes on many roles. While the creative-preneur is based out of New Delhi, he creates work that you can see anywhere in the world.
The body of his work encompasses residences, offices, showrooms, exhibition displays, gyms and restaurants. Having done projects across India in Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Kolkata, he is currently helming projects in Dubai. His firm has had the honour of being named one of The Top Interior Designers of the World twice by Andrew Martin Interior Design Review in 2016 and 2018. Two gyms designed by his firm have won Best Gym in India, and Best Gym in the World amongst some 3,000 entries. Syngh has also been selected as one of the Top 50 gen-next architects and designers for our own annual hotlist – iGen 2019.
