Schedules are sets of data; the question is: How do we make these data sets cohesive and memorable?
Step 1: Identify the essential information—free vs occupied time in a day
Step 2: Make that information visually striking—find the best pattern to represent shared free time
This ideation explores the most impactful pattern to communicate shared free time. Circular forms appeared repeatedly among interviewees as a unique and aesthetic schedule representation.
This circular form lends itself to the form of a wall light.
Ideation exploring how base size and shape may allow for the most seamless integration of internal components.
Exploration of light projection and diffusion through different lens types with the intention of determining what lenses are necessary to create my desired pattern.
The Final Product
A beautiful light that only shows the essential information for a family: when everyone is available.
How it is Used
24-hour calendar, minimal UX, phone-based schedule upload
CMF
Simple and subtle variation
