The 'My Room Project' is a photography series put together by John Thackwray that creatively explores how people form around the world decorate, design and create liveable spaces suited to their interests and heritage. The series showcases rooms from all continents of the world spanning from Nepal to New York.
The illustrations are a beautiful representation of how people live differently -- and at the same time similarly -- across different countries. The images are captured from an aerial perspective to highlight and showcase the entire room as well as the owner of the space. The series focuses on a demographic born between the 80s and 90s as a constant throughout the illustrations. The images showcase people from all social classes, races and places.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Aerial Room Photography
- Opportunities for innovative real estate marketing through aerial imaging of properties and their interiors.
- Cultural Interior Design
- Opportunities for businesses to capitalize on the growing interest in designing interior spaces that reflect cultural heritage and identity.
- Generation-specific Marketing
- Opportunities to create marketing campaigns that strategically target the demographic born between the 80s and 90s.
Sectors Adopting This
- Real Estate
- Innovative opportunities for real estate agents and property listing platforms to showcase properties using aerial room photography.
- Interior Design
- Opportunities to leverage cultural interior design as a way to differentiate brands and gain a competitive edge.
- Retail
- Opportunities for marketers to create targeted campaigns that resonate specifically with the generation born between the 80s and 90s.
