The Watson Shelf From JM & Sons Boasts a Reclaimed Wood Design
Jana Pijak — March 17, 2015 — Art & Design
References: jmandsons
The Watson shelf from JM & Sons boasts a reclaimed wood design and built-in lighting fixture. Fans of rustic decor will fall in love with this handmade unit that is also very sustainable.
This reclaimed wood design find doubles as a wall-resting shelf and a lamp, making it perfect for industrial lofts or rustic weekend homes. The barn wood shelf boasts an aged look and is fitted with two metal elements that provide storage for books, cd's or other decorative objects.
Priced at a $275 rate, these shelves can be used in living rooms or as an alternative to the classic bedside table. Each of the units is completely unique and comes with Edison lightbulbs that contribute to their rustic and antique aesthetic.
This reclaimed wood design find doubles as a wall-resting shelf and a lamp, making it perfect for industrial lofts or rustic weekend homes. The barn wood shelf boasts an aged look and is fitted with two metal elements that provide storage for books, cd's or other decorative objects.
Priced at a $275 rate, these shelves can be used in living rooms or as an alternative to the classic bedside table. Each of the units is completely unique and comes with Edison lightbulbs that contribute to their rustic and antique aesthetic.
Trend Themes
1. Upcycled Furniture - The trend of upcycling furniture offers opportunities for creating unique and sustainable designs.
2. Multi-functional Design - The rise of multi-functional furniture like the Watson Shelf opens up possibilities for optimizing limited space.
3. Rustic Decor - The growing popularity of rustic decor provides a market for products that offer a vintage and aged aesthetic.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - The furniture manufacturing industry can explore new production methods and materials to incorporate upcycling and multi-functional designs.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can leverage the trend of rustic decor by sourcing and incorporating unique upcycled furniture pieces into their projects.
3. Sustainable Living - The sustainable living industry can promote the use of upcycled furniture as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional designs.
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