Brooklyn-based studio Bower showcased a new collection of three-dimensional graphic home decor items, including graphic mirrors.
The designers behind the objects used textured black glass to allude to 3D shapes. One mirror, dubbed 'Bump' features a curve at the bottom, creating the appearance that the mirror is caving under its own weight. Another mirror, 'Slump,' curves at the bottom, creating a slide-like effect to make it seem as though the mirror is resting on its own weight. Other designs resemble arched doorways, or spherical bulbs.
The graphic mirrors would speak to homeowners with extravagant or experimental tastes. The pieces sit somewhere on the intersection between home decor and artistic expression, blurring the lines between the two disciplines.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Three-dimensional Graphic Home Decor
- Opportunity for designers to create unique and visually captivating home decor items using three-dimensional graphics.
- Textured Black Glass
- Potential for utilizing textured black glass to create depth and add a 3D effect to various home decor items.
- Blurring the Lines Between Home Decor and Artistic Expression
- Emerging trend of incorporating artistic elements into home decor, allowing for self-expression and personalization within living spaces.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Interior Design
- Potential for interior designers to incorporate three-dimensional graphic mirrors and textured black glass into their projects, creating unique and visually stunning spaces.
- Home Furnishings
- Opportunity for home furnishing companies to offer three-dimensional graphic mirrors and other home decor items that combine artistic expression and functionality.
- Art and Design Retail
- Emerging industry niche that caters to consumers seeking unique and artistic home decor pieces, including three-dimensional graphic mirrors.
