Teo Jasmin is the brainchild of Angeline Brailly, who takes different collections of photos and digitally prints them on all kinds of home furnishings, from settees and dining room chairs to throw pillows, lamps and wall art.
The photographic subjects include scenes from Paris, New York and London. Pop art images include Mini Coopers and buildings, dogs (even wearing tiaras), Asian art, Indians, and historical figures.
Implications - Fusing photography with home decor demonstrates how consumers are looking for ways to bring little bits of the world into their living rooms. Companies can capitalize on this need to access the world by incorporating foreign items and designs into their products so as customers feel as though they have access to the world at large through these commodities.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Photographic Home Decor
- Opportunity to incorporate digital printed photos on various home furnishings, allowing consumers to personalize their living spaces.
- Global-inspired Designs
- Chance to incorporate foreign items and designs into products, giving customers a sense of access to the world and diverse cultures.
- Pop Art Furnishings
- Opportunity to create home furnishings with pop art images, appealing to consumers who appreciate unique and artistic decor.
Where This Applies
- Home Furnishings
- Potential for companies to expand their offerings by incorporating digital printed photos on various home furnishings.
- Interior Design
- Opportunity for interior designers to incorporate global-inspired designs and photogenic elements to create personalized and unique living spaces for clients.
- Art and Decor
- Potential for artists and decor companies to create pop art furnishings and decor, catering to consumers who value artistic and unconventional designs.
