Stay Glamourous While Digging Dirt
Elit Alice — June 7, 2007 — Art & Design
You love your garden? You love your style? Combine the two! Summer's here and its time to go out and do some digging! These lovely gardening tools were made by Wild and Wolf for the V&A museum shop, embossed with the original William Morris patterns from the 19th century. Now that we have these, we only have to save money for a garden.
Implications - The William Morris patterns that were created by Morris & Co. in the Victorian era become synonymous with the Arts and Crafts movement of that time period. Not only do these gardening tools look tres chic, but they also have a little bit of history behind their design.
Implications - The William Morris patterns that were created by Morris & Co. in the Victorian era become synonymous with the Arts and Crafts movement of that time period. Not only do these gardening tools look tres chic, but they also have a little bit of history behind their design.
Trend Themes
1. Victorian-inspired Gardening Tools - Creating gardening tools inspired by 19th-century patterns offers an opportunity to merge vintage design with practicality.
2. Fashionable Garden Accessories - Designing gardening accessories that incorporate style and glamor allows individuals to express their personal fashion taste while working in their garden.
3. Heritage-based Garden Products - Developing garden products that showcase historical craftsmanship and design enables consumers to appreciate the richness of cultural heritage in their outdoor space.
Industry Implications
1. Home and Garden - The home and garden industry can tap into the market demand for stylish and aesthetically pleasing gardening tools and accessories.
2. Fashion and Design - The fashion and design industry can explore the potential of integrating fashion elements into gardening products, creating a new niche market.
3. Heritage Preservation - The heritage preservation industry can collaborate with designers and manufacturers to leverage historical patterns and create garden products that celebrate cultural heritage.
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