The Jenna Spevak '8 Extraordinary Greens' gallery is keen on adding a little life to the room -- literally -- as her art gallery exhibition features rooms with little plots of green integrated into the furnishing.
Contrasting the browns of the chairs, tables and armoires on display, Spevak situates bins of bright-green kale, arugula, cress and beets sporadically. Her aim is to show how people can live much closer to their own food supply. Visitors to the art exhibit may also purchase these bins of micro greens for a self-determined price.
Space-saving, efficient and a mod fusion of natural and industrial, this art gallery is inspiration for designers all 'round. Signalling the forefront of an interior design revolution, this abstract art piece could potentially change the livelihood of the masses from here on out.
Garden-Infused Furniture Galleries
The Jenna Spevak '8 Extraordinary Greens' Exhibition Educates
Trend Themes
1. Vertical Gardening - The integration of greens into furniture galleries showcases the trend of vertical gardening and opens opportunities for innovative vertical gardening solutions.
2. Sustainable Design - The use of living plants in furniture galleries highlights the trend of sustainable design and encourages the development of eco-friendly furniture solutions.
3. Farm-to-table Movement - The emphasis on people living closer to their food supply in furniture galleries aligns with the farm-to-table movement and creates opportunities for innovative approaches to integrate food production into daily living.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - The integration of living greens into furniture galleries presents disruptive innovation opportunities for the furniture design industry to create functional and aesthetically pleasing furniture pieces that incorporate plants.
2. Interior Design - The use of greens as part of the exhibition in furniture galleries opens up new possibilities in interior design, prompting designers to explore the fusion of natural and industrial elements in their projects.
3. Urban Farming - The gallery's focus on bringing food production closer to living spaces presents disruptive innovation opportunities for the urban farming industry to develop innovative solutions for vertical gardening and compact food cultivation.