The 'Jumony' Tabletop Sculptures Have a Flowing Design
Michael Hemsworth — October 8, 2019 — Art & Design
References: extraandordinarydesign & homecrux
The 'Jumony' tabletop sculptures have been designed by the London-based design studio Extra&ordinary Design as a range of products that put a focus on flowing aesthetics using unlikely materials. The range of products are achieved using Jesmonite, which is a water-based, cement-like material that has been finished by hand in the studio to ensure an attention to durability. The soft, elegant forms of the decor give the pieces a mesmerizing touch that makes them appear as though they're flowing while actually maintaining a far more stable design.
The 'Jumony' tabletop sculptures have been designed in a number of bespoke color options including icy pastels, natural grey, blush pink and a pale peach that further enhance the visually soft finish of the pieces.
Image Credit: Extra&ordinary Design
The 'Jumony' tabletop sculptures have been designed in a number of bespoke color options including icy pastels, natural grey, blush pink and a pale peach that further enhance the visually soft finish of the pieces.
Image Credit: Extra&ordinary Design
Trend Themes
1. Flowing Design - Designing products that have a flowing aesthetic and mesmerizing touch using unlikely materials such as Jesmonite.
2. Bespoke Color Options - Offering custom color options to enhance the visually soft finish of products.
3. Hand-finished Durability - Hand-finishing products to ensure durability and attention to detail.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - Creating unique and durable home decor items using Jesmonite and hand-finishing techniques.
2. Artisan Goods - Using bespoke color options and hand-finishing techniques to create visually stunning products in the artisan goods industry.
3. Sculpture - Innovating the sculpture industry by experimenting with unlikely materials and creating flowing designs that have a mesmerizing touch.
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