Liquid Fuel: A Modern Twist on the Candle

Introducing a contemporary design by Mohammad Meyzari

The main idea behind Liquid Fuel was to reimagine the traditional candle and provide a product that can be used in a variety of spaces while maintaining a modern aesthetic. Drawing inspiration from old alcoholic lamps used in laboratories, the design incorporates glass and concrete to create a visually striking and functional piece.

One of the standout features of Liquid Fuel is its never-ending candle flame. By utilizing a rechargeable system and cheap fuel, this design ensures that the candle never runs out. This not only provides a continuous and stable flame but also eliminates the need for constant replacement.

The use of lightweight and inexpensive materials, such as glass and concrete, adds to the attractiveness and influence of Liquid Fuel. The combination of these materials not only creates a modern and sleek look but also enhances the overall functionality of the design.

With a long burning time and a flame that is smoke and odor-free, Liquid Fuel offers a unique and enjoyable experience. The high-quality fuels used in this design ensure a clean and efficient burn, making it a perfect addition to any space.

The realization of Liquid Fuel involves the use of glass and concrete. The three-dimensional design is first created using woodworking machines and then molded with silicon. The final concrete items are produced using molds, resulting in a durable and visually appealing product.

With a diameter of 8.5 and a height of 13, Liquid Fuel is designed to fit seamlessly into any space. Its use of glass and concrete allows it to blend effortlessly with modern interiors, providing a versatile lighting solution.

By combining the functionality of laboratory lamps with the timeless appeal of candles, Mohammad Meyzari has created a truly unique and innovative design. Liquid Fuel not only offers a modern twist on traditional lighting but also addresses the need for sustainable and long-lasting products in today's world.

Images:

Image #1: Renderer, Iman Hajipour Namaki, Render, 2019.

Image #2: Photographer, Parisa Deris Asl, Render, 2019.

Image #3: Photographer, Parisa Deris Asl, Render, 2019.

Image #4: Renderer, Iman Hajipour Namaki, Render, 2019.

Image #5: Photographer, Parisa Deris Asl, Render, 2019.

Awards and Accolades:

This Design was awarded Iron in A' Furniture Design Award in 2020. Iron A' Design Award: Awarded to well-designed, practical, and innovative creations that meet professional and industrial requirements. Respected for integrating industry best practices and competent technical characteristics, they provide fulfillment and positive feelings, contributing to a better world.