Haus Interior: Visualizing smells

¿A qué huele el verano? ¿y una montaña? Las diseñadoras de interiores Nina Freudenberger y Bryn Schuyler decidieron crear Haus Interior como un proyecto donde plasmar sus ideas en productos y decoraciones. Su última aventura tiene forma velas aromáticas, sencillos diseños capaces de albergar en su interior fragancias inspiradoras. Sin embargo, ¿cómo somos capaces de entender estos olores sin encenderlas? Para ello, las creativas crearon una serie de moodboards junto a la fotógrafa Sully Sullivan que nos evoca situaciones y recuerdos. Frutas, gafas de sol y perritos calientes para recordarnos al verano y plantas, brochas y candados que retratan un jardín. Una maravillosa sinestesia capaz de unir lo olfativo con lo visual.

What does summer smell like? And a mountain? Interior designers Nina Freudenberger and Bryn Schuyler decided to create Haus Interior as a project to transform their ideas into products and decorations. Their last adventure has a scent candle’s form. Simple designs that are able to house inside inspiring fragrances. However, how can we understand these scents without lighting them? The creative designers, along photographer Sully Sullivan, have created a series of moodboards that evoke us situations and memories. Fruits, sunglasses and hotdogs that can’t help to remind us to summer and plants, brushes and locks that portrait a garden. A wonderful synesthesia that connects the olfactory with the visual.

What does summer smell like? And a mountain? Interior designers Nina Freudenberger and Bryn Schuyler decided to create Haus Interior as a project to transform their ideas into products and decorations. Their last adventure has a scent candle’s form. Simple designs that are able to house inside inspiring fragrances. However, how can we understand these scents without lighting them? The creative designers, along photographer Sully Sullivan, have created a series of moodboards that evoke us situations and memories. Fruits, sunglasses and hotdogs that can’t help to remind us to summer and plants, brushes and locks that portrait a garden. A wonderful synesthesia that connects the olfactory with the visual.