Inspired by personal or familial religious shrines that can be found around the world, these contemporary Shrines by Dean Brown, Callum Brown and Namyoung An have been designed to appeal to anyone of any belief, including atheists. They invite you to arrange several small items upon their surfaces -- perhaps the doodads that you find you use most often.
Developed to take on the appearances of a miniature desk or shelf, a cabinet, a dressing room and the corner of a room, these retro painted objects allow for the convenient setup of the tools for your morning ritual, for instance. The little ledges, the tiny tables, the bespoke blown glass lightbulbs and the mirror make these Shrines ideal places to store and apply your makeup, or to stash your phone, wallet and keys at the front door.
What's Driving This Trend
- Contemporary Shrines
- Contemporary shrines offer a unique opportunity for disruptive innovation in the home decor industry by catering to the growing demand for personalized sacred spaces.
- Minimalist Ritual Setups
- Minimalist setups for morning and evening rituals have the potential to disrupt the personal care industry by offering an alternative to cluttered bathroom counters.
- Diverse Inclusive Sacred Spaces
- Inclusive approaches to sacred spaces have the potential for disruptive innovation in the religious and spiritual industries by catering to diverse beliefs and practices.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Decor
- Home decor companies can embrace the trend of personalized shrines and create unique, customizable products for consumers.
- Personal Care
- Companies in the personal care industry can create minimalist ritual products and decluttering solutions to provide consumers with easy and organized morning and evening routines.
- Religion and Spirituality
- Religious and spiritual organizations can adopt inclusive sacred spaces to cater to a diverse population of followers and individuals seeking a spiritual connection.
