Chrissie Macdonald is a UK designer that creates centre pieces made of paper props. She combines design, set decoration and art into these wonderful creations, all while staying true to her paper material.
From hanging paper cranes to paper trees busting out of the floor, Chrissie Macdonald certainly has a vivid imagination. Her collections like 'overgrown,' 'catalogues,' and 'folded birds' have been featured in New York Times Magazine.
Implications - Many consumers today relish in businesses that are able to produce elaborate products and designs from simple and basic materials or fabrics. Businesses that can transform something from dull to dazzling possess the opportunity of seeing large returns amongst today's consumers.
What's Driving This Trend
- Elaborate Product Design
- Opportunity for businesses to create elaborate products and designs using simple materials.
- Transformation of Dull to Dazzling
- Opportunity for businesses to transform basic materials or fabrics into visually striking products.
- Integration of Design, Decoration, and Art
- Opportunity for businesses to combine design, set decoration, and art to create unique and engaging products.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Opportunity for interior design companies to incorporate elaborate paper props as centerpieces and decorations.
- Event Planning
- Opportunity for event planning companies to utilize paper props to create visually stunning and memorable experiences.
- Fashion and Accessories
- Opportunity for fashion and accessories brands to integrate paper elements into their designs, offering unique and eye-catching products.
