The glorification of manufacturing is a style of design that does not suit everyone, but rarely is it executed in the manner of these Industry Porcelain Vases, with a combined method of a more traditional material and means of fabrication. Michael Breschi has sculpted a collection of miniature water towers using polished metal for their intricate trussed bases and soft white porcelain for their raised reservoirs.
Here is a modern poetic piece of advice delivered through four gorgeous Gentle Giants ornaments: that society should appreciate the useful and elegantly engineered aspects of industrial archaeology. And despite the bulkier qualities of the tall tanks, these Industry Porcelain Vases act as the delicate holders of beautiful flower arrangements.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Manufacturing Glorification
- Design styles that celebrate manmade structures, combining traditional materials and fabrication methods with modern twists creates opportunities for disruptive innovation.
- Industrial Archaeology Appreciation
- Encouraging a society wide appreciation for elegantly engineered industrial designs creates new openings for innovative design.
- Hybrid Design Materials
- Combining traditional and modern materials in designs like these Industry Porcelain Vases creates new possibilities for unique product offerings.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Home Decor
- Introducing glorified manufacturing or industrial archaeology design styles into home decor creates opportunities for innovative product design and development.
- Floral Arranging
- Developing delicate holders for flower arrangements, inspired by industrial designs, creates opportunities for innovative floral arranging product design.
- Art and Sculpture
- Creating art and sculpture inspired by industrial design bridges the gap between art and engineering and opens up new avenues for innovation in both fields.
