Design studio Ready to Hang is often recognized for its progressive home decor, and it has just presented its Jelly Mirror collection with the same expectations. The designs are inspired by the nostalgic jelly molds from the 60s. The mirror reflects the dessert's glossy textures and slightly clear curves.
These are made with a polished resin nestled with clear glass in the middle, looking like it has a wobbly movement. The Jelly Mirror comes in two colorway options: honey and cherry. The clear frame reflects light throughout the day and plays with shadows and light as the colors shift. To celebrate the launch, the studio works with Coming Soon NYC on a special event in their storefront.
Image Credit: Ready to Hang
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Nostalgia-inspired Home Decor
- Many consumers are gravitating towards home decor that evokes nostalgia, igniting opportunities for innovative designs that blend retro aesthetics with modern functionality.
- Transparent Design Elements
- Designs incorporating transparency and light play are gaining traction, creating avenues for products that explore innovative uses of materials like resin and glass to create unique visual effects.
- Color-changing Home Accessories
- Home accessories that shift colors or play with light and shadows throughout the day are becoming popular, offering potential for dynamic interactions with ambient environments.
Where This Applies
- Home Decor
- The home decor industry is increasingly embracing designs rooted in nostalgia, encouraging brands to reimagine retro styles with contemporary materials and technologies.
- Interior Design
- Innovative interior design is seeing a surge in popularity for elements that manipulate transparency and light, pushing the exploration of materials and textures.
- Artisanal Craftsmanship
- Artisanal craftsmanship in the production of bespoke home accessories is on the rise, with opportunities for unique collaborations that highlight creativity and material innovation.
