A departure from their signature monochrome wares, Design Twins release a gorgeous new peach and navyย pot rangeย this week titled ‘Palm Springs’ which is not only inspired byย the American destination butย Art Deco and terrazzo too.
โBasically, we really wanted to create something a bit different. Weโre known for our striking monochrome and metallics but we wanted to do something a bit more laid-back. Some of the pots are quite simple but they complement our more out-there designs,โ says Crystal Lindsay, one half of the Design Twins duo.
And in very exciting news for the Aussie brand, theyโre about to tackle the US, starting with a workshop in the Los Angeles suburb of El Segundo which is just 10 minutes from LA airport and home toย Google and Uber too. โWeโve been planning to go to the US for a couple of years now. Weโre starting with a workshop but customers will be able to purchase pots from there also,โ says Crystal, whose US customers have been paying than $150 in shipping until now. โWe didnโt really think that was fair so this workshop will allow us to ship within America,โ says Crystal.
The move to the US inspired the brandโs latest collection too. โWeโve been planning to go to the US for a while now so we looked to US design and more specifically, Palm Springs. When we created this range, we designed the pots to suit homes in Palm Springs but we also added a bit of Art Deco and weโre really fascinated by terrazzo too.โ
The range also features limited edition mosaic pots, with a new collection of just five pots released every month. โAll of the mosaic pots are going to be one-offs,โ says Crystal.
โOur pots suit any style of home. Theyโre not too out-there but they still make a statement. It all started with the intention of bringing indoor greenery into the home and giving our customers something that they get complimented on โ a hero piece,โ says Crystal.
To celebrate the Palm Springs collection, Interiors Addict readers will get a 20% discount when the code โADDICT20โ is entered at checkout.