The geometric metal jewelry that makes up a special collection by Dowse for the Design Museum will appeal to anyone with a deep appreciation for architecture. That is because it is inspired by the work of great American architect Louis Kahn. Known for his monumental and monolithic style, the geometric metal jewelry nevertheless moves away from his concentration on weight for a more light look.
Full of intricate details, the geometric metal jewelry are great for those who love to make an artistic statement as much as a stylish one. In addition to this collection of accessories are art prints. They were created with a palette of metallic ink and pastel color to capture his architectural vision and the light of the environments these structures absorb and reflect.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Geometric Metal Jewelry
- The use of intricate geometric shapes in jewelry design creates an opportunity for 3D printing and other additive manufacturing technologies to disrupt the traditional jewelry-making industry.
- Architecturally-inspired Jewelry Collections
- There is potential for other designers to create jewelry collections inspired by the work of famous architects, creating opportunities for licensing and collaboration across industries.
- Mixed Media Art Prints
- Creating art prints with a mix of metallic ink and pastel colors highlights the potential for mixed media artwork to disrupt the traditional art industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Jewelry Industry
- The use of 3D printing and other additive manufacturing technologies can disrupt the traditional jewelry-making industry by creating new design possibilities and reducing costs.
- Architecture Industry
- Licensing deals and collaborations with jewelry designers can bring novel attention to the work of architects and create new revenue streams for architectural firms.
- Art Industry
- Mixed media artwork incorporating metallic ink and pastel color can create unique artistic experiences and provide opportunities for artists to expand their creative output.
