Alexia Mintsouli Uses Sea Materials for the Oceanides Table Collection
Alexia Mintsouli harnesses sea materials and marble to build a design-forward collection for UK studio Alex Mint. The capsule consists of a square coffee table and two side tables in round shapes. Titled 'Oceanides,' the name of the collection references Greek mythology. Oceanides are known as the nymphs who were the daughters of the Titans Oceanus and Tethys.
Alexia Mintsouli crafts the base and legs of the table silhouettes from Peloponnesian Tortora marble. The tabletops, on the other hand, utilize sea materials—more specifically, the sea plant Posidonia Oceanica which is known as "one of the oldest living organisms on Earth." The inclusion of this unexpected material in the design of the Oceanides tables creates an interesting pattern and color variation that will definitely catch one's eye in both commercial and residential settings.
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Alexia Mintsouli crafts the base and legs of the table silhouettes from Peloponnesian Tortora marble. The tabletops, on the other hand, utilize sea materials—more specifically, the sea plant Posidonia Oceanica which is known as "one of the oldest living organisms on Earth." The inclusion of this unexpected material in the design of the Oceanides tables creates an interesting pattern and color variation that will definitely catch one's eye in both commercial and residential settings.
Image Credit: Dezeen
Trend Themes
1. Seaside Materials - Designers exploring the use of sea materials in furniture design.
2. Mythology-inspired Collections - Designers using ancient mythology as inspiration for their collections.
3. Unexpected Material Combinations - Designers experimenting with the use of unexpected materials in furniture design.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture - The furniture industry can incorporate sea materials and ancient mythology into their product lines.
2. Home Decor - Home decor companies can create pieces that feature unique material combinations to cater to consumers looking for a unique touch in their home.
3. Hospitality - Hotels and restaurants can feature furniture pieces with sea materials, which would tie well with their establishment's theme and aesthetic.
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