Mike Karmin Gives Life to Old Russian AGSB-Type Sea Mines
Amanda Chang — October 15, 2010 — Art & Design
References: marinemine & bornrich.org
Everything old can be useful and new again, according to Mike Karmin, who resurrects old Russian mines. With an aquatic marine style and antique flair, this one-of-a-kind furniture is truly for the subversive and marine loving individuals.
For Estonian sculptor Mike Karmin, giving life to old naval mines began a mere five years go. Amidst designing bar cabinets, bathtubs, fireplaces, chandeliers, desks and chairs, a beautiful new antique aquatic lifestyle was born. The entire collection of furniture comprises only the two most basic forms of mines - the cylinder and the hemisphere.
Check out the gallery to see some of these Mike Karmin explosive designs.
For Estonian sculptor Mike Karmin, giving life to old naval mines began a mere five years go. Amidst designing bar cabinets, bathtubs, fireplaces, chandeliers, desks and chairs, a beautiful new antique aquatic lifestyle was born. The entire collection of furniture comprises only the two most basic forms of mines - the cylinder and the hemisphere.
Check out the gallery to see some of these Mike Karmin explosive designs.
Trend Themes
1. Upcycling Furniture - The trend of creating unique furniture pieces through the creative recycling of objects and materials opens up opportunities for furniture makers to differentiate themselves in a competitive market.
2. Marine-inspired Decor - The demand for home decor that mimics the design and ambiance of the sea and marine life creates opportunities for designers to innovate in this niche market.
3. Antique-inspired Design - The trend of incorporating antique elements into modern designs opens up opportunities for designers to create unique and timeless pieces that appeal to a wide range of consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - Furniture manufacturers can capitalize on the trend of upcycling objects and materials to create unique and eco-friendly furniture pieces that appeal to environmentally conscious consumers.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can leverage the trend of marine-inspired decor to offer clients unique and personalized design options that not only add a touch of personality to their living spaces but also promote relaxation and tranquility.
3. Art Market - The demand for unique and thought-provoking art pieces in the antique-inspired design category opens up opportunities for artists to create sculptures and other art forms that merge antique elements with modern aesthetics.
1
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
