Ukrainian label Noom works with the talents of French designers Nathan Baraness and Maryna Dague on the new Lakes collection of mirrors. The capsule is made to reflect the shapes that stretch out water when it is viewed from a bird's eye view.
There are five pieces that make up the collection and it all has a curved design language in order to capture the unique shapes of different lakes. The designers also wanted to capture the mirror's two parts by using different shapes -- one that is fluid and soft and the contrast that is more straight and hefty feeling. To do this, the mirrored surface is paired together with different materials including wood, onyx, copper, marble, and brass.
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Why This Trend Is Growing
- Artful Mirror Designs
- Brands can create new collections of mirrors with unique and abstract designs inspired by natural elements such as lakes and rivers.
- Curved Design Language
- Designers can explore new ways of designing furniture using curves to capture the unique shapes of nature.
- Combining Materials
- There is an opportunity for businesses to create products that combine different materials for a contrast in texture and feel, such as pairing mirrors with wood, onyx, copper, marble, and brass.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Furniture
- Furniture companies can innovate by incorporating nature-inspired designs in their products such as mirrors, tables, and sideboards.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can use mirrors as a centerpiece that incorporates the beauty of natural elements and creates an aesthetic focal point in any space.
- Home Decor
- Home decor businesses can sell unique and trendy home decor items such as reflective water-themed mirrors to add a touch of nature to modern interior design.
