It's common to find four corners on the majority of pillows, but deliberate points are a different story. The Sisters Mountain Range Pillow features five vertexes, to be precise, each taking an sharp acute angle.
Made by Three Bad Seeds, the cushion naturally remains quite comfortable. From the Pacific Northwest of the United States, designer Amanda cuts every single pattern by hand from high-quality repurposed wool. Along with the twin Peaks version of the pillow, the charming product is stitched in gray material, with white fabric at the summits to give the impression of snow.
Inspired by the alpine landscape of Bend, Oregon, the Sisters Mountain Range Pillow and the Peak complement each other and serve as whimsical decorative cushions.
What's Driving This Trend
- Geometric Cushions
- Designing cushions with shapes beyond the traditional square or rectangular shapes can create unique and innovative pieces for decor.
- Handcrafted Pillows
- Making pillows by hand with repurpose materials can appeal to those with an eco-friendly mindset and a penchant for artisanal goods.
- Whimsical Decor
- Exploring unique and playful designs for pillows can make home decor more interesting and enjoyable.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Decor
- Creating unique and playful home decor products can make an impact in the home goods industry by providing consumers with eclectic home styling options.
- Sustainable Fashion
- Repurposing wool and other textiles for crafting pillows can be a way for sustainable fashion brands to create more eco-friendly products that appeal to a wider audience.
- Artisanal Goods
- Handcrafted pillows and cushions can tap into the artisanal goods market by offering unique, one-of-a-kind pieces that cannot be found in mass-produced products.
