Jen Pearson Recycles Apothecary Jars Into Chic Match Holders
Kristine Dang — July 25, 2009 — Eco
References: fernseed
Designer Jen Pearson is one to follow. A graduate student studying sustainable product design, Pearson has developed products that perfectly capture form, function and sustainability.
Jen Pearson's apothecary jar matchbox is a perfect example. Introduced this week at the Fernseed store opening in Oakland, customers had a wealth of positive feedback. In fact, they were awed by the design, which is deserving, as it is quite ingenious. Taking an item that has been around forever and etching the bottom to create a strike-able surface is a brilliant creative invention of old to new!
Jen Pearson's apothecary jar matchbox is a perfect example. Introduced this week at the Fernseed store opening in Oakland, customers had a wealth of positive feedback. In fact, they were awed by the design, which is deserving, as it is quite ingenious. Taking an item that has been around forever and etching the bottom to create a strike-able surface is a brilliant creative invention of old to new!
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Product Design - Developing innovative products that capture form, function, and sustainability.
2. Upcycling - Transforming waste materials into new and valuable objects.
3. Design Innovation - Introducing creative and ingenious designs to traditional items.
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1. Home Goods - Creating sustainable and aesthetically pleasing products for the home.
2. Environmental Services - Offering waste reduction and repurposing services for businesses and individuals.
3. Retail - Providing consumers with unique and eco-friendly products that have an innovative touch.
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