Pets make homes feel homier and yet their presence can also make the home a complete mess; those who opt for fishes may want to consider swapping out the traditional fish tank for the Norrom Aquarium. A stunning redesign, it rethinks the classic glass rectangle for a sleeker and chicer cylinder. Finished with a wooden lid and base, the Norrom Aquarium essentially becomes a minimalist sculpture for living spaces and offices.
Designed by the Swedish team of Charles Tornros, the Norrom Aquarium shows that there are many objects on the market that could welcome a redesign. After all, every generation is different and that especially comes to taste, which is most often reflected in how one decorates the spaces they occupy the most. And you can't go wrong with fish as pets.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Redesigned Fish Tanks
- The Norrom Aquarium showcases the potential for redesigning traditional fish tanks into sleek and chic cylindrical designs.
- Minimalist Sculptures
- The Norrom Aquarium demonstrates the trend of turning fish tanks into minimalist sculptures that enhance the aesthetic of living spaces and offices.
- Alternative Pet Decor
- The Norrom Aquarium highlights the trend of exploring alternative and stylish ways to incorporate pets, such as fish, into home decor.
Where This Applies
- Home Decor
- The Norrom Aquarium presents an opportunity for home decor industry to innovate and offer stylish and modern fish tank designs.
- Pet Supplies
- The Norrom Aquarium suggests a potential disruption in the pet supplies industry by driving demand for sleek and aesthetically pleasing fish tanks.
- Interior Design
- The Norrom Aquarium points to a disruptive innovation opportunity in interior design industry by encouraging the integration of artistic and functional fish tanks in living spaces and offices.
