Ukrainian design studio NOOM is celebrating the Kiev-born artist Kazimir Malevich in its latest Suprematic collection -- the range also celebrates the finding of the Suprematism art movement by Malevich as well. The range is comprised of a selection of lighting options and vases that would elevate any domestic or public space. Designers Arkady Vartanoc and Kateryna Sokolova reside and work in the artist's hometown of Kiev, which is full of inspiration.
The collection sees pieces that blend together painted steel and copper, which are cut in geometric shapes and come together to formulate a structural piece. These components are functional and decorative -- they can hold flowers or be artisanal decor pieces all on their own.
What's Driving This Trend
- Geometric Home Goods
- NOOM's Suprematic Collection showcases the potential for increased demand in home decor featuring geometric shapes and patterns.
- Art-inspired Home Decor
- NOOM's Suprematic Collection is a prime example of how art-inspired home decor can appeal to consumers seeking unique products.
- Functional Decorative Pieces
- NOOM's Suprematic Collection highlights the potential for items that serve both functional and decorative purposes.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Decor
- Home decor companies could benefit from exploring geometric and art-inspired collections for a unique selling proposition.
- Lighting
- Lighting companies could create an art-inspired product line to appeal to consumers seeking a unique statement piece.
- Floral Industry
- Floral companies can add value to their offerings by incorporating geometric home decor pieces like NOOM's Suprematic Collection as part of their arrangements.
