The Wood Geos series gives geometry and gems a funky twist. First of all, as the title suggests, these rough 'gems' are blocks of wood that have been sculpted to look like precious stones. Secondly, the Wood Geos have been decorated with vibrant patterns using neon paints that really give them a modern edge. Beautifully decorative, they are like abstract sculptures that will appeal to all ages, but really speak to younger generations.
Created by Haley Ann Robinson, a graphic designer, illustrator and artist based in Portland and Los Angeles, the Wood Geos series highlights specific visual planes and grain patterns in each piece. Playfully artistic, they could easily be regarded as modern day relics. She was especially inspired by geometry and nature when creating them.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Wood Geos
- Wooden blocks sculpted to resemble precious stones with vibrant patterns, appealing to all ages.
- Abstract Sculptures
- Decorative wooden sculptures inspired by geometry and nature, showcasing specific visual planes and grain patterns.
- Modern Day Relics
- Funky wooden rocks that give a modern edge, combining geometric designs with vibrant neon paints.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Design
- Opportunity for artists and designers to create unique and funky wooden sculptures that appeal to a wide range of audiences.
- Home Decor
- Disruptive innovation opportunity in the home decor industry with the introduction of decorative wooden blocks that resemble precious stones and fit various aesthetic styles.
- Children's Toys
- Incorporating modern and artistic elements into children's toys, combining abstract sculptural designs with vibrant colors to appeal to younger generations.
