Luis Pons Rethinks the Traditional Home Decor for Interactivity
Meghan Young — November 6, 2014 — Art & Design
References: lpdl.net & design-milk
If there was ever a natural next step from chalkboard walls, it would have to magnetic wallpaper. Just as interactive and a lot more impressive, magnetic wallpaper essentially turn's any surface into a fridge door. People might not be able to write directly on it, but there are many other ways to interact with it.
Designed by Luis Pons of Luis Pons Design Lab (LPDL), the magnetic wallpaper is made up of panels that interact with an accompanying metal mesh material. A work of art for now instead of a piece of home decor, it is something that will inspire people to tap into their inner artist. They are able to create a number of abstract shapes and forms.
Designed by Luis Pons of Luis Pons Design Lab (LPDL), the magnetic wallpaper is made up of panels that interact with an accompanying metal mesh material. A work of art for now instead of a piece of home decor, it is something that will inspire people to tap into their inner artist. They are able to create a number of abstract shapes and forms.
Trend Themes
1. Magnetic Interactivity - Magnetic wallpaper technology opens up potential for interactive surfaces in homes and businesses.
2. Interactive Home Decor - Interactive home decor such as magnetic wallpaper creates unique and inspiring living spaces.
3. Artistic Expression - Magnetic wallpaper allows for artistic expression beyond traditional canvas and paper mediums.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - Magnetic wallpaper has the potential to disrupt the home decor industry by introducing interactive and customizable options.
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3. Art Supply - Magnetic wallpaper has the potential to disrupt the art supply industry, providing an innovative and reusable canvas alternative.
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