'New Mexico' is both the name and inspiration for these wooden plant pots and lamps that focus on recycling, upcycling and locality in their design.
Nir Meiri created these pieces using terra-cotta clay planters, handmade wood rims as well as 3D-printed pots. The combination results in an ethical and beautiful collection of home decor objects. The warm pieces boast a desert-themed color scheme that consists of black, rust and natural wood tones.
With a terra-cotta planter resting in a black 3D-printed holder, cacti are attractively showcased above wooden rims that highlight their natural beauty. Shown during London Design Week, these wooden plant pots are joined by a similar upside-down version that are hung from the ceiling as lamps. Finally, the same design is reproduced as speakers, adding functionality to design.
What's Driving This Trend
- Upcycled Wood Products
- Creating products using recycled or upcycled wood materials to promote sustainability and reduce waste.
- Combining 3D Printing and Handmade Wood
- Using a combination of 3D-printed elements and handmade wood craftsmanship to create unique and ethically-made products.
- Desert-themed Home Decor
- Designing home decor objects with a color scheme and aesthetic inspired by desert landscapes.
Who This Affects Most
- Sustainable Furniture
- Incorporating upcycled wood materials into furniture design to create environmentally-friendly and visually appealing pieces.
- 3D Printing
- Exploring the use of 3D printing technology in combination with traditional craftsmanship in various product categories.
- Home Decor
- Developing home decor products that embrace natural and desert-themed aesthetics to cater to design-conscious consumers.
