Karin Auran Frankenstein Creates a Biodegradable Collection
Meghan Young — March 8, 2011 — Eco
References: karinfrankenstein.se
Although it might seem a little icky to have cow dung furniture in one's home, Swedish designer Karin Auran Frankenstein's creations are not only intriguing to look at, they are also super eco-friendly--enough to make even the more disgusted person think twice about their initial reaction.
Thankfully, not all of Karin Auran Frankenstein's designs are made out of poop. In general, she focuses on biodegradable materials of all kinds, which includes sand, potato flour, chalk and water as well. With an authentically ancient look to her pieces, there is a lot of character to be found.
From tables to lamps and chairs, Karin Auran Frankenstein pretty much designs anything and everything. After browsing through the gallery, you're sure to be less grossed out by cow feces.
Thankfully, not all of Karin Auran Frankenstein's designs are made out of poop. In general, she focuses on biodegradable materials of all kinds, which includes sand, potato flour, chalk and water as well. With an authentically ancient look to her pieces, there is a lot of character to be found.
From tables to lamps and chairs, Karin Auran Frankenstein pretty much designs anything and everything. After browsing through the gallery, you're sure to be less grossed out by cow feces.
Trend Themes
1. Biodegradable Materials - There is an opportunity to explore the use of biodegradable materials in various industries, such as furniture and home decor.
2. Sustainable Design - The trend of sustainable design can be seen in the use of eco-friendly materials like cow dung to create furniture and other products.
3. Authentic Ancient Look - The demand for products with an authentically ancient look, like Karin Auran Frankenstein's designs, presents an opportunity for innovative design and manufacturing techniques.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture - The furniture industry can explore the use of biodegradable materials, like cow dung, to create eco-friendly and unique pieces.
2. Home Decor - The home decor industry can tap into the trend of sustainable design by incorporating biodegradable materials and nature-inspired aesthetics.
3. Design and Manufacturing - In the design and manufacturing industry, there is potential to develop innovative techniques and processes to create products with an authentic ancient look.
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