Nathalie Staempfli Puts Winter in Your Bathroom
Matt Ho — January 11, 2011 — Art & Design
References: nathaliestaempfli & design-milk
There are a lot of crazy-shaped soaps out there, but none are as elegant as the Nathalie Staempfli Soap Flakes.
Swiss designer Nathalie Staempfli’s latest creation grinds soap bars into little flakes. The whole idea behind the design is balance. Staempfli believes that the best way to get the perfect amount of detergent without overdoing it is by shaving off little bits. It’s a clever concept that’ll solve the problem of slippery soaps.
Swiss designer Nathalie Staempfli’s latest creation grinds soap bars into little flakes. The whole idea behind the design is balance. Staempfli believes that the best way to get the perfect amount of detergent without overdoing it is by shaving off little bits. It’s a clever concept that’ll solve the problem of slippery soaps.
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Soap Innovations - With the increasing awareness of sustainability, innovating eco-friendly soap products can provide alternatives to traditional soap bars.
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3. Minimalist Soap Designs - A trend towards minimalistic soap products that focus on functionality and subtle aesthetics is emerging.
Industry Implications
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3. Design Industry - Designers can explore new minimalist and functional soap products and capitalize on the growing interest in the intersection between design and personal care products.
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