If you loved playing with bugs as a kid, the Schwarm collection will definitely awaken your inner child. The Schwarm project was commissioned by Thomas Eyck and features a series "of limited edition glazed porcelain vases," according to livefastmag.com.
Designed by German artists Beate Reinheimer and Ulrike Rehm, the Schwarm pieces feature a wide variety of bugs and beetles. Not only does the Schwarm collection offer wildly unique pieces for your home, they're made with glazed porcelain to add a certain element of charm despite the collection's somewhat childlike theme.
Relive those more innocent days spent in the park with the stunning Schwarm collection.
Implications - Consumers want to decorate their homes with more unique pieces of artwork. New designers could answer this demand for more personalization in order to increase their sales.
Brilliant Beetle Vases
The Schwarm Collection by Beate Reinheimer and Ulrike Rehm is Playful
Trend Themes
1. Unique Home Decor - Designers can tap into the demand for more unique and personalized home decor to increase sales.
2. Childlike Theme - Designers can explore childlike themes in their creations to evoke nostalgia and appeal to consumers' inner child.
3. Glazed Porcelain - Artists can experiment with glazed porcelain as a material in their designs to add charm and elegance to their collections.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - The art and design industry can leverage the demand for unique home decor by encouraging designers to create more personalized and one-of-a-kind pieces.
2. Home Furnishings - The home furnishings industry can embrace the childlike theme to attract consumers looking for playful and nostalgic decor items.
3. Ceramics and Pottery - The ceramics and pottery industry can explore the use of glazed porcelain in their creations to add a touch of charm and elegance to their products.