Designed by Araceli de la Parra, the Acqua Viva is a stunning sculptural system for channelling water from your eavestrough. Made up of soft curving terra cotta 'flowforms,' the artistic garden accessory was actually developed based on the fluid formations of John Wilkes.
Not only does the Acqua Viva keep water away from the walls of your home and look good doing it, the gorgeous gutter alternative directs and stores rain water for later use (to hydrate potted plants for instance).
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Sculptural Water Management
- Innovative water management systems that combine functionality and aesthetics through sculptural designs.
- Rainwater Harvesting
- The use of creative systems to collect and store rainwater for future use.
- Artistic Garden Accessories
- The integration of artistic elements into functional garden accessories, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal.
Where This Applies
- Home Improvement
- Opportunities for developing sculptural gutter alternatives that improve water management and enhance the visual appeal of homes.
- Water Conservation
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in creating efficient rainwater harvesting systems that promote sustainable water use.
- Garden and Landscape
- Developing artistic garden accessories that serve practical purposes while adding a unique and visually appealing touch to outdoor spaces.
