Based on the criteria that it's a solid object capable of embracing a bouquet, Mass by Arik Levy is in fact a vase. However, it remains rather unconventional in the way that it has several points of entry and doesn't look to incorporate an enclosed container for water.
No, these two singular black and white stem holders take rectangular prisms, manufactured of Corian and detailed with several bores that seem to penetrate the blocks completely. The holes appear to have been drilled straight down and are able to accommodate long stems and short-stemmed flowers, depending on the opening used. The versatility of Mass by Arik Levy allows the user to set it vertically or horizontally to suit the room and the floral arrangement.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Unconventional Vases
- Opportunity for companies to create vases that break away from traditional enclosed container designs and incorporate unique entry points for flowers.
- Versatile Floral Arrangements
- Potential for innovation in vases that can be set vertically or horizontally to accommodate different room setups and floral arrangements.
- Innovative Stem Holders
- Companies can explore creating stem holders with drilled holes that can accommodate both long stems and short-stemmed flowers, offering flexibility in floral display options.
Where This Applies
- Home Decor
- Home decor companies can tap into the unconventional vase trend, creating unique and eye-catching designs to appeal to modern consumers.
- Florist
- Florists can take advantage of the versatile floral arrangement trend, offering customizable arrangements that can be tailored to different room setups and preferences.
- Furniture Design
- Furniture designers can explore incorporating innovative stem holders into their designs, creating multi-functional furniture pieces that can also display flowers elegantly.
