The Tomomi Sayuda Daydream Series is in full bloom. The series was created by London-based designer and artist Tomomi Sayuda. The series was featured during the ICFF New York 2012.
Inspired by the budding flowers of spring, this lighting kit recreates this idea by using Japanese handwoven paper. The paper used in these lanterns make them appear delicate and graceful given the series a gentle nature. The bright colors allow for each piece to pop. The lights are available in three varying colors: Sprout, Cherry and Rainbow.
The pieces were all handmade in London and each lantern provides a chic floral aesthetic. Using floral inspiration can often lead to ostentatious, overly girly designs that effectively make the floral motif appears young. These lanterns can brighten up any room with a fun elegance.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Handmade Floral Lighting
- The trend of using handmade floral lighting creates a unique and elegant aesthetic in home decor.
- Japanese Paper Craft
- The trend of incorporating Japanese handwoven paper in design brings a delicate and graceful touch to various products.
- Colorful Lanterns for Interior Design
- The trend of using bright and vibrant colors in lanterns offers a playful and bold element to interior design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Home Decor
- The home decor industry can explore the opportunity of incorporating handmade floral lighting to create unique and elegant products for customers.
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry can embrace the trend of incorporating Japanese handwoven paper in various creations, opening up new avenues for creativity.
- Interior Design
- The interior design industry can capitalize on the trend of using colorful lanterns to add a playful and bold element to their designs, enhancing the overall aesthetic of spaces.
