This Brick Pillow is a Softie on the Inside
Nicole Ballantyne-Choo — August 15, 2013 — Art & Design
References: thisiswhyimbroke
After a tough day at work, a brick pillow may look like an uncomfortable headrest.
However, this patterned cushion is far from harsh. This pillow is perfect for a quick nap on the couch. This design may deceive your guests into thinking you live in a hard, cold atmosphere, but one touch and they'll instantly fall in love with the plushy accessory. While the brick print may not look very family-friendly, this pillow would work well in the apartment of a hip young couple or for students looking to dress up their place with simple accents.
The brick pillow would also make a good prank accompaniment. People will squirm if they think you're bashing your head against a brick wall!
However, this patterned cushion is far from harsh. This pillow is perfect for a quick nap on the couch. This design may deceive your guests into thinking you live in a hard, cold atmosphere, but one touch and they'll instantly fall in love with the plushy accessory. While the brick print may not look very family-friendly, this pillow would work well in the apartment of a hip young couple or for students looking to dress up their place with simple accents.
The brick pillow would also make a good prank accompaniment. People will squirm if they think you're bashing your head against a brick wall!
Trend Themes
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Deceptive Design — Designing products that are visually misleading but pleasantly unexpected.
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Comfortable Paradox — Creating products that represent two contrasting elements, like comfort and discomfort.
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Tactile Illusion — Using materials and textures to create an illusion of a different object.
Industry Implications
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Home Decor — Designing pillows, blankets and other accessories with deceptive design elements.
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Prank and Gag Gifts — Creating humorous products that use deceptive design in their construction.
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Interior Design — Incorporating tactically misleading products into interior design schemes for artistic effect and surprise.
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