'Aer' is the name of a trio of objects designed by Lisa van den Heuvel that put an emphasis on encouraging wellness in the home.
In the collection of design-centric objects, there's Aer: Absorb, which uses fabric to filter pollutants in the home with charcoal, Aer: Evaporate cleans the airways and one's skin and Aer: Release uses soil-filled concrete vessels to purify the home environment, as van den Heuvel describes "Rain, spraying or dripping water on dry earth releases aerosols in the air."
This collection of beautifully designed objects were on show as part of Dutch Design Week 2016, where the convergence of design and wellness was a common theme among the items and ideas presented.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Wellness-enhancing Home Decor
- Designing home decor pieces that enhance wellness and promote healthy living in the home environment.
- Air-purifying Decor
- Creating decor pieces that contribute to improving indoor air quality and reducing pollutants in the home.
- Functional-design Decor
- Developing functional decor pieces that serve a specific purpose while still maintaining an aesthetically pleasing look.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Home Decor Industry
- Innovating the home decor industry by designing products that prioritize wellness and functionality alongside aesthetics.
- Air-purification Industry
- Incorporating decorative elements into air purification products for a seamless integration into the home environment.
- Sustainable Materials Industry
- Exploring the use of sustainable materials such as charcoal and concrete in the creation of functional yet attractive decor pieces.
