Large Resin Rock Jug via Dinosaur DesignsĬrucible 1 Terracotta Vase by Alana Wilsonĭo you love the organic shapes trend? Are you already applying it at home? Drop a comment below and share your thoughts with me.The Geomagic/Sensable Phantom Omni haptic input device provides force-feedback input, to allow clay-like modeling of surfaces. Wheel formed function wares by Andrei Davidoff Click on the links to head straight to the retailer website – and drop me a comment below letting me know which one is your favourite.

There are even toothbrush and soap holders that will add a point of difference and personalise your bathroom vanity.īelow I’ve curated some of the best finds on the market that showcase the beauty of organic shapes. The beautiful watercolour set by Mountain Pottery below is a perfect example.īefore heading to purchase a standard glass vase, take a look around at some of the more interesting, hand made ways you can display your bunch of flowers. While I encourage larger statement pieces in the home, some of the most beautiful organic shapes come from those that are pint sized. They will naturally command attention, so remember to give them space to shine or pair with pieces with more clean lines for balance. Organic art gives a sense of depth to a space as it offers more ways to interact than a two dimensional print.

If you’re looking for the perfect piece to fill your wall, or have that one perfect space on your shelf or console then consider a piece of sculptural art. For tableware ideas that stray from the norm, check out this post. Having exciting objects to enjoy your meals with adds another level of satisfaction to any gathering. There’s an unlimited supply of shapes and colours as each piece is unique. Forget about matching white dinner sets, and try mixing it up! Choosing a few statement bowls or plates can liven up your next dinner and is sure to start a conversation. You’re really spoilt for choice when it comes to tableware in organic shapes. It’s time to embrace imperfection in design and use pieces to either complement clean lines or to completely flip the script and embrace your new curves.

The time and care that artists and designers take to create such interesting objects should be celebrated. (Above image via Dino Designs, below via Karry Gallery) The time and care that artists and designers take to create such interesting objects should be celebrated”. It’s all about showcasing the unique attributes of the material used and showcasing them in the best way possible. The 15 th Century Japanese idea of Wabi-Sabi inspires so many today, with principles of finding beauty in imperfection, and above all, authenticity. Pottery classes are growing in huge numbers, as people realise the significance an item created personally can bring to their home. The tactile quality of these pieces will always be a special experience, a way you can feel a connection with the artist something you rarely find with mass produced items. In our increasingly technological world, handmade pieces allow us to really focus on the essentials. We’ve all seen Frank Ghery’s Guggenheim museum that features sweeping planes and staircases, and have admired glossy, glazed works seen in galleries but there are a huge selection of items that are practical for your home. So let me tell you a bit more about them… It’s for this reason that I believe organic shapes are going to dominate the interior landscape moving forward.

And with the rising movement of handcrafted objects recently, we are seeing a huge outpouring of artists and artisans with contemporary designs that incorporate incredible shapes and curves.Ĭeramic masterpieces grace the pages of magazines such as Kinfolk and truly represent what it means to be unique. Organic shapes and forms can be seen in so many aspects of design of the past.