Jewelry and Furniture: The Art of Detailed Craftsmanship
Design is an art form that transcends boundaries, often blurring the lines between different disciplines. Furniture and jewelry, though seemingly distinct, share more common ground than one might think. Both disciplines share a commitment to aesthetics, functionality, and craftsmanship and have long drawn inspiration from each other. This article explores how furniture and jewelry can be inspired by each other, enriching both fields through shared design elements and techniques.
Drawing Parallels Between Jewelry and Furniture
KOKET draws a significant amout of its design inspiration from the fashion and jewelry sectors. KOKET’s approach to furniture design illustrates how seamlessly the elegance, intricacy, and attention to detail found in jewelry and fashion can be translated into the world of interior design.
In this article, we will highlight some of the furniture pieces that were inspired by jewelry or have similar aesthetic features.
Trinity Chandelier & Cartier’s Trinity Ring
Inspired by the iconic Trinity Ring from Cartier, Trinity Chandelier not only brings together luxury and elegance but also carries a profound narrative rooted in love and family. At its core, the Trinity Chandelier represents the deep and abiding love that KOKET’s founder, Janet Morais, holds for her two children, Dylan and Christian.
Muse Alabaster Sconce & Bvlgari’s Diva’s Dream Necklace
The Muse Alabaster Sconce and Diva’s Dream Necklace share strikingly similar aesthetic features, particularly their angular structure and the use of white stone. This commonality presents an opportunity to explore a deeper connection between interior design and high-end jewelry, demonstrating how luxury aesthetics can transcend mediums to create a cohesive visual narrative.