Biomimicry, this is the term that came across my screen when looking for nature-inspired designs, enlightening me to the reality, that boy, have we inspired a lot from nature’s forms, behavior, and structures. While biomimicry finds it’s applications across multiple walks of our lives, the collection curated here today is much simpler. To explain it better, these designs use nature-inspired forms and actual animal and plants, envisioning them into everyday products that are a staple in most of our homes. An eclectic mix of objects, these designs are sure to make you smile by the clever use of space and form!
New Zealand designer and sculptor Ben Young’s forte is hand sculpting clear sheets of float glass and different solid materials like concrete and steel inspired by oceans and seas
Dragon LEGO Table by Ogilvy
Take a look at what Rides of the Wild by Frédéric Müller imagined on your behalf, putting together a series of eight images depicting Custom-Designed-Classic-Cars and their wild drivers. L10N and P4ND4!
Never lack conversation starters with these shark wine glasses by BTS Design
Saguaro, cactus-inspired coffee glasses by Doiy Design
Quirky little Sheep Toilet Paper Holder by Art&Artifact
Cute sloth-inspired Incense Holder
Banana Lamp by Seletti
A wooden bird pencil holder called Tropical Bird by Industrial design studio BKID
Giant Birdsnest for breeding new ideas by OGE Group
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