Designers Rohan Chhabra and Kriti Chaudhary have created an outdoor planter that resembles a piece of faux taxidermy with their 'Dear O Deer' design. The botanical accessory houses various plants that are displayed in its openings to resemble the antlers of a deer.
This decorative planter is constructed out of ceramic materials and is available in "glazed matte white stoneware, fired terracotta and matte gold" finishes.
Rohan Chhabra and Kriti Chaudhary's outdoor planter can also be used indoors and looks best when wall-hung or displayed atop a flat surface. According to its designers, “The user can intervene in the dynamic growth process of the (Dear o Deer) planter and plays an important role in deciding the aesthetics of this object.” Based in Delhi, the design duo collaborate as a part of creative studio, re-culture.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Faux Taxidermy Decor
- Creating planters that resemble faux taxidermy could disrupt the home decor industry by providing a unique and quirky way to display plants.
- Botanical Wall Hangings
- Designing planters specifically for wall-hanging could disrupt the planter industry by offering a new way to display plants and decorate walls simultaneously.
- Ceramic Garden Decor
- Utilizing ceramic materials for outdoor and indoor planters could disrupt the garden decor industry by offering a durable and aesthetically pleasing alternative to traditional materials.
Sectors Adopting This
- Home Decor
- The home decor industry could benefit from the trend of faux taxidermy inspired planters as a unique and innovative way for consumers to display plants.
- Planter
- Creating wall-hanging planters could offer the planter industry a new and innovative way to display plants that's both functional and decorative.
- Garden Decor
- Manufacturing ceramic planters for outdoor and indoor use could potentially disrupt the garden decor industry by offering a modern and durable alternative to traditional materials like plastic and metal.
