Designer Marie Dessuant reinterprets the classic brass and iron candle holders with a updated twist, infusing a balance of wood and ceramic to create a more modernized look.
Designed for 'Another Country,' the walking candle holder is reminiscent of the wooden ladles in front of Shinto shrines in Japan where people first cleanse themselves before entry. The design itself offers a calm relaxing feeling with the simplistic design of light polished wood and a white ceramic top, a candle snuffler. Shaped like a miniature pot, the holder can also be used as a container for trinkets, markers, pens and even some loose change. The white ceramic lids are great for concealing these items, keeping them hidden and room aesthetically appealing for visitors as well.
What's Driving This Trend
- Ceramic Home Accessories
- Offering a modern twist on classic home decor items with ceramic and wood materials for a unique and calming aesthetic.
- Multi-functional Home Decor
- Designs that work as both decorative items and functional storage, catering to both form and function.
- Simplicity in Home Design
- A minimalist approach to home decor with clean lines and natural materials that create a calm and relaxing atmosphere.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Decor
- Opportunities for designers and manufacturers to create modern, multi-functional home decor items using ceramics and wood.
- Interior Design
- Offering a minimalist approach for designers and architects to incorporate into their design projects, creating calming yet functional spaces.
- Artisanal Products
- Opportunities for artisans and smaller-scale manufacturers to create unique and handcrafted ceramic and wood home accessories that appeal to a wider market.
