The 'Mono' Mobile by Clara Von Zweigbergk is a ceiling hung decorative piece with a design that plays with one's perception. The geometric element is the latest piece to be added to the designer's Themis Mobile collection.
The 12" die dodecahedron is made up of a slew of different colors showcased on its various surfaces. The Swedish born designer's creation is the fourth addition to her vibrant mobile collection that redefines traditional home decor.
Whether hung as a ceiling element of displayed as a sculptural piece, the Mono Mobile by Clara Von Zweigbergk is sure to please the design-lover on one's Christmas list. Both artful and kid-friendly, this sophisticated wall decoration is inspired by geometry and is sure to liven up any drab interior.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Geometric Home Decor
- Designers could introduce multi-dimensional geometric pieces for a vibrant, modern twist on traditional home decor.
- Kid-friendly Art
- There is an opportunity for designers to create sophisticated yet playful art pieces that can be appreciated by both adults and children.
- Perception-defying Designs
- There is a growing demand for designs that play with perception and challenge our traditional understanding of shapes and colors.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Home Decor
- Manufacturers could incorporate geometric shapes and colors into their decorative pieces for a fresh, modern look.
- Art and Sculpture
- Artists could create multi-dimensional art pieces that challenge viewers' perception and provide a new perspective on traditional shapes and colors.
- Children's Products
- There is a potential market for sophisticated and artistic children's products that can be enjoyed by both kids and adults.
