This David Trubridge collection of adornments are deliberately modeled after the designer's line of lamps. The New Zealand-based creative has done an exceptional job of mixing interior decor with adornments in each one of these standalone pieces.
Present in this Trubridge assortment are earrings, necklaces and broaches. Titled Adorn, this series comes in three different varieties, more formally known as the Flax, Wingand and Koura.
Much like typical lamps is Adorn's assortment of drooping and spherical shapes. These layouts were remixed however with modern motifs seen in angular patterns, thick materials and long chains. With evident attention paid to detail, these pieces are visionary and artistic. This reflects Trubridge's work in the home sphere that has, in a similar manner, delivered detail throughout.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Lamp-inspired Accessories
- The trend of creating wearable accessories inspired by home decor items like lamps presents a new opportunity for fashion and interior design to intersect.
- Mixed-use Design
- The combination of interior decor and fashion design in the Adorn collection by David Trubridge demonstrates a potential for mixed-use design in both industries.
- Innovative Shapes
- The use of drooping and angular shapes in the Adorn collection shows an opportunity for innovative and unconventional shapes in both jewelry and interior design.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion and Accessories
- The Adorn collection by David Trubridge shows a new opportunity for fashion and accessories to incorporate elements of home decor.
- Interior Design
- The Lamp-Inspired Accessories trend presents an opportunity for interior designers to explore innovative and unconventional shapes in their work.
- Home Decor
- The mixed-use design trend seen in the Adorn collection by David Trubridge presents an opportunity for home decor designers to expand their product offerings into the fashion and accessories market.
