The Wooded Hills Christmas card collection offers a unique take on holiday cheer. Inspired by Scandinavian design, this card collection is clean, minimalist and incredibly modern, yet somehow it stills conveys the magic that is part of this wintry season. Subdued yet colorful, it will definitely add some class and sophistication to gifts.
Designed by Berlin-based Karte Design Fabrik, founded by designer Liz Mckeown alongside photographer and illustrator Garreth Reardon, the Wooded Hills Christmas card collection offers a slew of handmade cards and gift tags. It was specifically Mckeown who created the geometric artwork, however, which is repeated throughout the collection. This collection is definitely a welcomed alternative to some of the cheesy Christmas cards out there.
What's Driving This Trend
- Scandinavian-inspired Design
- Opportunity for businesses to incorporate clean, minimalist and modern design elements into their products or services.
- Handmade Card Collection
- Potential for entrepreneurs to create unique and personalized card collections to cater to the demand for alternative holiday cards.
- Geometric Artwork
- Chance for artists and designers to explore the use of geometric patterns in their artwork and apply them to various products.
Who This Affects Most
- Graphic Design
- The graphic design industry can explore opportunities to incorporate Scandinavian-inspired design principles into their work.
- Stationery
- Stationery companies can capitalize on the trend by offering handmade card collections that stand out from traditional mass-produced cards.
- Art and Illustration
- Artists and illustrators can leverage the popularity of geometric artwork by creating unique pieces for cards, prints, and other artistic products.
