Creative Japanese designer Keisuke Fujiwara put together a line of stylish flower pot designs made from technicolor mirrored glass. The vases feature an intricate teardrop shape and a rounded base that tilts depending on the weight of the plant inside. This means that each vase looks slightly different than the next depending on what type of plant is sitting inside.
The vases are beautifully gradient in color featuring one color at the base and another at the neck that delicately fade into one another along the mirrored material. The vase features a rounded oscillating base with a thin neck. Flowers can be placed inside and depending on how heavy they are, they will lean to more to one side or the other.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Gradient Mirrored Glass
- Opportunity for glassware manufacturers to explore the use of gradient mirrored glass in creating new innovative designs such as flower pots and vases.
- Responsive Design
- Opportunity for product designers to explore responsive design that adapts to the weight of its contents, such as flower pots that tilt depending on the weight of the plant inside.
- Customizable Flower Pots
- Opportunity for companies to provide customizable flower pots with various shapes and sizes that specifically cater to different plant types and weights.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Glassware
- The glassware industry can explore the use of gradient mirrored glass in creating new innovative designs such as flower pots and vases.
- Product Design
- The product design industry can explore responsive design that adapts to the weight of its contents, such as flower pots that tilt depending on the weight of the plant inside.
- Gardening
- Companies in the gardening industry can provide customizable flower pots with various shapes and sizes that specifically cater to different plant types and weights.
