If you're looking to spruce up your home but are not committed to bringing a full spruce into your home (har-dee-har-har), then I suggest you take a good look at this design titled 'Nest (Home Part 2).'
Created by Dutch artist Wannes Goetschalckx, Nest (Home Part 2) features more than a few birdhouses stacked and arranged cleverly into a tree. But this project isn't just for looks; representing the problems of urban overcrowding, it is currently being displayed in Amsterdam's Galerie West.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Urban Overcrowding Art
- Creating art installations that highlight urban crowding and spark conversations on solutions to this global issue
- Functional Home Decor
- Designing home decor items that have functional uses beyond aesthetics, such as the Branching Birdhouses that serve as shelter for birds while improving the home's aesthetic appeal
- Eco-friendly Home Decor
- Developing sustainable and environmentally friendly home decor items, like the Branching Birdhouses which are made from repurposed materials and provide shelter to birds
Sectors Adopting This
- Art
- Bringing attention to social issues and stimulating discussions through innovative art installations, like Nest (Home Part 2)
- Home Decor
- Creating functional and eco-friendly home decor items that enhance aesthetics and contribute to environmental conservation
- Sustainable Architecture
- Building sustainable homes and communities that integrate with the natural environment and promote ecological balance, inspired by the Branching Birdhouses design
