1 Object in 1 Minute by Pierre Lota Quickly Assembles DIY Products
Meghan Young — April 4, 2013 — Art & Design
References: pierrelota & design-milk
The 1 Object in 1 Minute project is a challenge set by French industrial designer Pierre Lota in which he endeavors to make an object in one minute. Each of his undertakings has been recorded on video as proof of his quickness. This fast furniture, so to speak, could easily become fun do-it-yourself projects for viewers as well. Rather simple, the designs use objects that can be found around the household.
For instance, one of the furniture pieces created in the 1 Object in 1 Minute project is the hanger table. Lota used four wooden clothes hangers as well as a square slab of wood for the table top to construct it. For other creations he has used spoons and even newspaper. Each and every object is creatively fun and contemporary.
For instance, one of the furniture pieces created in the 1 Object in 1 Minute project is the hanger table. Lota used four wooden clothes hangers as well as a square slab of wood for the table top to construct it. For other creations he has used spoons and even newspaper. Each and every object is creatively fun and contemporary.
Trend Themes
1. Fast Furniture - Opportunity for companies to develop quick and easy DIY furniture solutions.
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3. Creative Upcycling - Opportunity for innovation in repurposing household objects for furniture design.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - Opportunity for furniture manufacturers to incorporate quick assembly features into their products.
2. Home Improvement Retail - Opportunity for retailers to offer DIY furniture kits and materials.
3. Sustainable Design - Opportunity for sustainable design companies to promote eco-friendly DIY furniture solutions.
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