There is something very zen about the Reflection Vase. Minimalist, clean and serene, it is definitely a design that would fit into a traditional pagoda beautifully. In a way, it looks like a modern twist on the Japanese rock garden. But instead of rocks, the Reflection Vase revolves around flowers. Three of them to be exact.
Designed by Scott Franklin, the Reflection Vase spreads out horizontally rather than rising vertically. The shallow basin of water creates a reflective surface that mirrors the flower stems protruding from the vase. As written on the gnr8.com, "The quietly playful, meditative effect is reminiscent of a lily in a pond, climbing out of the water." Every home could use one.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Minimalist Design
- Embrace simplicity and clean lines in product design to create a serene and zen-like experience for consumers.
- Nature-inspired Decor
- Incorporate elements of nature, such as flowers and water, into home decor to bring a sense of tranquility and calmness.
- Reflective Surfaces
- Utilize reflective materials and surfaces to create intriguing visual effects and enhance the aesthetic appeal of products.
Where This Applies
- Home Decor
- Explore innovative ways to incorporate elements of nature and minimalism into home decor products.
- Floristry
- Experiment with unique flower arrangements and displays that create a harmonious and tranquil environment for customers.
- Product Design
- Integrate reflective surfaces and minimalist aesthetics into product designs to evoke a sense of calm and serenity.
