The minimalist home decor designed by Maya Selway doesn't rely on bold colors and patterns to make it attractive. The items resemble two-dimensional drawings, with thick black lines that curve to form a creative interpretation of household objects.
The items are made of oxidized copper that actually forms an outline of the object it represents. It does not seem like Selway's collection of dishware and vases are able to hold anything because they appear to be unfinished. However, though it would not be wise to poor water in the vase, the candelabrum is able to snugly secure a wax candle.
Maya Selway is a London designer with a keen interest in the functionality of certain objects and manipulating metal properties.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Minimalist Home Decor
- Opportunity for creating other minimalist home decor using unconventional materials
- Oxidized Copper Home Accessories
- Opportunity to create a line of oxidized copper home accessories that can be both functional and artistic
- Creative Interpretation of Household Objects
- Opportunity to create a new line of household items that features unique and creative twists on familiar objects
Industries Being Reshaped
- Home Decor
- An opportunity for artisans and designers to create home decor pieces using alternative materials and unique artistic interpretations
- Metalworking Industry
- Opportunity to expand into the home decor market, creating functional pieces with artistic value
- Candle Industry
- Opportunity to create candle holders designs that integrate into a work of art for the household
