Skull and bones trend

Our fascination with what lies beneath the surface is revealed in the large selection of skeletal-inspired designs on the Design Indaba Expo floor.
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Barbara Hudson Ceramics
Barbara Hudson Ceramics
Barbara Hudson Ceramics
Barbara Hudson Ceramics
Alovesupreme's Skull + Fish Fusion T-shirt.
Alovesupreme's Skull + Fish Fusion T-shirt.
Simple Intrigue cushion cover.
Simple Intrigue cushion cover.
Holmes Brothers t-shirt.
Holmes Brothers t-shirt.
Eon Hoon's wishbone pendant.
Eon Hoon's wishbone pendant.
Skull by The Curious Room on the First Editions stand.
Skull by The Curious Room on the First Editions stand.
Studio 19 plates with skeleton design.
Studio 19 plates with skeleton design.
Sobeit Studio necklace.
Sobeit Studio necklace.
Skeleton mobile with black birds above Sobeit Studio's stand.
Skeleton mobile with black birds above Sobeit Studio's stand.
Sobeit Studio
Sobeit Studio
"Gravy Train" and "Skull with Wrought Iron Classic Crown" by Ceramic Matters.
"Gravy Train" and "Skull with Wrought Iron Classic Crown" by Ceramic Matters.
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From the Series

You don't have to have a morbid personality to love these bone and skeletal inspired home décor and fashion designs. Several local designers explored skeletons as inspiration and form for products in a fresh and interesting way. Keri Muller of Simple Intrigue combines the triangle trend with scientific illustration is her cushion cover, while Barbara Hudson creates artistic abstractions made from real skeletons, illustrations and photos.