Not only is the Smoke Tissue Case provide an interesting and decorative display for your tissue needs, it also raises awareness about how factories impact the environment.
Conceived by Korean designer Je Sung Park for Weekend Works, the Smoke Tissue Case was recently showcased at the Korea Design & Art Festival 2010. From a design aspect, I particularly love the tissue detail as the smoke. Overall, however, its socio-message trumps the design easily.
Factory-Inspired Packaging
The Je Sung Park Smoke Tissue Case Contains a Socio-Message
Trend Themes
1. Factory-inspired Packaging - Factory-inspired packaging trends present opportunities for designers to create unique and eye-catching designs that raise awareness about environmental issues.
2. Socio-messaging Products - The rise of socio-messaging products opens up a market for innovative designs that convey important social or environmental messages along with their functionality.
3. Eco-conscious Design - The Smoke Tissue Case exemplifies the eco-conscious design trend, showcasing how products can serve a functional purpose while also spreading awareness about environmental impact.
Industry Implications
1. Packaging Design - The packaging design industry can embrace the factory-inspired trend to create visually striking packaging that educates consumers about environmental consciousness.
2. Product Design - The rise of socio-messaging products creates opportunities for product designers to incorporate meaningful social or environmental messages into their designs, enhancing their value and impact.
3. Environmental Awareness - The Smoke Tissue Case contributes to the industry of environmental awareness by using design to make a statement about the impact of factories on the environment.