Here’s 3 Things Happening in Interiors That You Should Get Excited About
A TV That Turns Into a Piece of Art When It’s In Standby Mode
Samsung has revealed a lifestyle TV to its line called, The Frame. Set to launch in Spring, the concept is a bridge between art and entertainment, and the transformation of a television becoming an integral part of your lifestyle. Instead of the standard black screen you see when the TV is turned off, The Frame looks like a picture hanging on the wall when “art mode” is on. Users can select custom-designed digital art pieces that can be interchanged for a look that compliments any interior space.
Fabric Wrapped Speakers That Blend Into Your Decor
Urban Ears has come out with fabric wrapped wireless speakers that fit into any space. With 6 colors, customers can choose which pairs well with their decor. Stack a few of them together (mix and match sizes) to not only create a unique art piece, but also establish your own multi-room audio system.
A Primitive Way Of Telling Time Becomes Cool Again
Most people use their phones to tell what time it is, so interior clocks are used more so for aesthetic reasons. The typical clock we all probably picture in our minds when we think of the word “clock” is being replaced by unconventional ways of representing time. Interior architecture and furniture design studio State of Craft has partnered with an automotive engineering firm to create Kronolisk, a primitive clock inspired by the ritualistic objects of early civilizations.
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