Saara Kaatra has designed bathroom tiles decorated with images of fallen hair. You know the kind of hair that gets left behind after a good shower? Well, these tiles give your entire bathroom floor a fallen-hair fresh from the shower look. So when guests come over they can assume that a hairy beast or badly shedding human used your shower and left lots of hair behind on your bathroom floor and that you are one bad housekeeper. It's pretty gross really, but as long as you don't find pubic hairs on your bar of soap, these tiles are all in the name of weird.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Gross Bathroom Tile Designs
- These tiles offer a disruptive innovation opportunity for the home decor industry, appealing to a niche market that appreciates unconventional and edgy design.
- Hair-inspired Decor
- This trend presents an opportunity for the fashion industry to incorporate hair-inspired patterns and textures into clothing and accessories, creating a unique and attention-grabbing aesthetic.
- Unconventional Design Elements
- There is a potential for disruptive innovation in the interior design industry by incorporating unconventional and unexpected elements, like fallen hair, to create bold and provocative spaces.
Sectors Adopting This
- Home Decor
- The home decor industry can explore the concept of using unconventional materials, like hair, to create unique and conversation-starting designs for bathroom tiles and other home furnishings.
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can experiment with hair-inspired patterns and textures in clothing and accessories, offering a bold and unconventional aesthetic that resonates with a niche market.
- Interior Design
- Incorporating unconventional design elements, such as fallen hair tiles, into interior design projects can create visually striking spaces that challenge traditional notions of decor.
