Furniture brand Hem introduces its latest collection full of tableware and home accessories that stem from a bold design language. It features a range of functional pieces that are made with the help of London-based artist SUpergroup and ceramicists Ian McIntyre and John Booth.
Together, they create the Bronto Tableware collection that features ceramic techniques that create soft silhouettes. The items include espresso cups, mugs, and dinner plates. It boasts a vibrant color palette with pink, orange, sand, green, and yellow -- these are detailed in either a high-gloss finish or a natural clay glaze. The vibrant design is the perfect pop of color for any kitchen, with large handles on the side of both the espresso cups and mugs.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Vibrant Tableware
- Opportunity for ceramicists to experiment with new techniques and vibrant color palettes for tableware to stand out in a crowded market.
- Functional Home Accessories
- Designers can create functional home accessories using bold design languages to add life and personality to indoor spaces.
- Collaborative Design
- Partnerships with artists and designers from different backgrounds can create new and innovative designs for tableware and home accessories.
Who This Affects Most
- Ceramics Industry
- The ceramics industry can explore new techniques and partnerships with artists to create unique and vibrant tableware that stands out in a crowded market.
- Interior Design Industry
- Interior designers can incorporate functional and playful home accessories with vibrant designs to add personality and life to indoor spaces.
- Furniture Industry
- Furniture brands can expand their product lines by collaborating with designers and artists to introduce fun and functional home accessories that complement their furniture collections.
