The Marie Liebhardt Flaws Collection depicts a series of visibly deteriorating vases. The chipped designs and imperfect swaths of paint are modeled after cities that come apart as time passes.
The chaotic nature of Flaws Collection is furthered by the materials used to produce the pieces. Within each item is a combination of copper, brass, metal and colored porcelain. Together these additions make for an elegantly decayed finish.
While imperfection is central to this collection, it comes across as expertly pieced together with stunning splotches in an assortment of formations. Variety is also furthered by numerous heights, shapes and colors. These features allow users to further customize their purchases from the Marie Liebhardt Flaws Collection.
What's Driving This Trend
- Decay Aesthetics
- Opportunities for designers to create products that embrace imperfection and decay for a unique aesthetic.
- Urban Decay Trend
- The use of urban decay as inspiration for product design to capture the essence of deteriorating cities.
- Mixed Materials
- Incorporating a range of materials in product design to create a beautifully decayed finish.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Decor
- The home decor industry can create products that embrace the decay aesthetics trend.
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry can incorporate urban decay as inspiration for new products and collections.
- Fashion and Accessories
- The fashion and accessories industry can experiment with mixed materials to create pieces that capture the essence of urban decay.
