There might not be anything new about geometric terrarium, especially those made out of glass, yet terrarium-inspired lighting is another thing all together. Canadian design studio Score + Solder, which was founded by Matthew Cleland, designs both to the delight of many. Introducing another take on the classic plant display, the studio's geometric terrariums are utterly gorgeous.
Available in a range of different sizes and shapes, the geometric terrariums are made by hand. Although they predominantly come in clear glass, they are also available in tinted glass. Based specifically in Pemberton, British Columbia, the designed behind these geometric terrariums is described as a lone wolf on his website, "In true hermit fashion, he works alone, tirelessly perfecting his soldering skills." Yet his work connects him to the rest of the world.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Geometric Terrariums
- Design studios can incorporate geometric terrariums into modern lighting and home decor in an innovative way.
- Handmade Home Decor
- Handmade home decor is gaining popularity, offering an opportunity for small businesses and craft artists.
- Sculptural Plant Holders
- Plant holders are becoming more than just a functional item and are being designed as a piece of art for home decor.
Sectors Adopting This
- Home Decor Industry
- The home decor industry can incorporate the handmade and unique elements of the designs to appeal to modern minimalists.
- Craft Industry
- The craft industry can take inspiration from the sculptural plant holders and create new and unique items for home decor.
- Lighting Industry
- The lighting industry can incorporate the geometric terrariums into new lighting designs that incorporate plants as a functional yet decorative element.
