This Eiffel Tower lamp ad Taj Mahal table put classic, historic structures in common, everyday places.
Both products of Belgian artists Studio Job, these pieces were recently presented at Design Miami, which is a "global forum for design" that happens twice annually. The most recent five day conference was held in Miami, with another set for June in Switzerland.
The Eiffel Tower lamp is a brilliant adaptation of the French landmark that will act as an elegant conversation piece. The Taj Mahal table literally flips the script by putting the magnificent Indian palace underneath the table.
The Eiffel Tower lamp is made of patinated bronze and has a polished bronze lampshade attached to the bent tower top. The Taj Mahal table is also made of patinated bronze.
What's Driving This Trend
- Historic Architecture Home Decor
- As more people become interested in classic architecture, there is an opportunity for designers to create innovative home decor inspired by famous landmarks.
- Functional Art
- Artists and designers are developing functional pieces that also act as visually appealing conversation starters, like the Eiffel Tower lamp and Taj Mahal table.
- Global Influences on Design
- Designers are looking beyond their immediate surroundings for inspiration, incorporating historically significant architecture from around the world into their products.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Decor
- The home decor industry can create a new segment of architectural-inspired products that mix functionality with visually appealing design.
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry can explore new ways to create functional pieces that also serve as conversation starters, like the Eiffel Tower lamp and Taj Mahal table.
- Tourism and Hospitality
- Hotels and resorts can incorporate functional art, like the Taj Mahal table, into their decor to create unique and visually appealing experiences for guests.
