A Conversation with dots can’t be better understood by the Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. With her intriguing repeated pattern of dots, she had marked the bugging of its usage in every aspect of design. Dots have an identity of their own.
They have the power to lead your eyes to an infinite dimension. When paired with quirky colors, dots can cater the audience who love vivid ambiences. For instance, Madhya Pradesh’s Gond art uses dots at an extensive level, and the choice of vibrant colors is what defines its true success.
Similarly, the exclusive brand House of Things, launched its edition named as ‘Feeling Dotty’. The collection is a huge spectrum of sofas, home décor, rugs, wall art, etc, all revolving around the major theme of dots. House of Things is a curated online destination which brings together the essence of what is a home. It encompasses products like furniture, homeware, art, textiles and many more.
Furthermore, the collection has splashes of peppy colors and contrasts and acts as a positive element for your interiors. Feeling Dotty, even draws its core principles from the Japanese term, Enso. Enso means the making of a circle with a single brush stroke. This represents continuity and the feeling of wholeness, which we all carve for. Whether human beings accept or not, they work all their life to find this wholeness.
Starting on with décor, the collection hosts plenty of energetic appearances, which causes it to pop out. For instance, the Nandi Gunjan poster, is a fresh take on dots. This striking graphic print takes us into a journey of traditions mixed with contemporary art. If you are an artlover then the recreation of Madan Meena’s Life Series utilizing dots is a chic taste to the design. Madan Meena is an exceptionally intellectual artist and researcher, who has documented the tribal, nomadic and rural communities to uplift their craft.
The Life Series was originally made by the artist, keeping in mind the jewelry, costumes of Rajasthani tribal women. Moreover, to give your interiors a wave of energetic shades but maintaining its minimalist aura, then the collection’s Emer Inlay Coffee Table is your go-to choice. Fabricated using resin and ethically sourced bone inlay, the table is a masterpiece in itself and catches attention with its striking lines.
This can further be enhanced with their Moon cushion covers, table mats and napkins, are a go-to choice. Even though the upholstery gives these dots a compact space, they are strong enough to exist independently. The Thali Platter- Bindu is yet another design from the collection, which roots from the tantric art of the 17th century in Rajasthan. It is crafted with pure brass and reflects the enigmatic nature of metaphysis and the Cosmos. Likewise, their Traya Wall Mural is a perfect option for subtle decorations. It is a composition of three circles and each of them illuminates a soft light.
With their take on dots, the brand has proved itself to have a timeless identity. The brand has expanded its contours in every corner and aims to flourish along with growing.
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