The Picnic Bag in Tan Leather by Marie Turnor Draws on Simplistic Style
Francis Tiangson — April 21, 2011 — Art & Design
References: mohawkgeneralstore.net & highsnobette
Marie Turnor's Picnic Bag in Tan Leather takes its form and features from the classic paper bag. As the world we live in becomes more saturated with excess and over-the-top design and embellishment, the Picnic Bag in Tan Leather is a throwback to simple and minimalist aesthetics.
Without a doubt, Marie Turnor perfectly mimicked the distinct characteristics of a paper bag in her leather version. The shape, wrinkles and rolled top really hit the nail straight on the head. When closed, the bag's measurements are 2.5" x 8.5" x 8" high, allowing you to store a bit more than your average lunch. With a hidden magnet closure, the Picnic Bag in Tan Leather is a big step up from the real paper pouch.
Without a doubt, Marie Turnor perfectly mimicked the distinct characteristics of a paper bag in her leather version. The shape, wrinkles and rolled top really hit the nail straight on the head. When closed, the bag's measurements are 2.5" x 8.5" x 8" high, allowing you to store a bit more than your average lunch. With a hidden magnet closure, the Picnic Bag in Tan Leather is a big step up from the real paper pouch.
Trend Themes
1. Simple Aesthetics - The trend for minimalist and simplistic design is growing, presenting opportunities for products that embody simplicity in their form and features.
2. Alternative Materials - Using unconventional materials, such as leather, to mimic everyday objects like paper bags is a disruptive innovation opportunity that offers unique and stylish alternatives.
3. Functional Design - Creating products with hidden closures and increased functionality, like the magnet closure on the Picnic Bag, can enhance user experience and offer improved solutions in various industries.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can explore the trend for using alternative materials to create stylish and unique products, tapping into the desire for simplicity and minimalism.
2. Packaging - The packaging industry can consider incorporating functional design elements, like hidden closures, in their product offerings to provide innovative and improved solutions for packaging and storage needs.
3. Accessories - The accessories industry can capitalize on the popularity of simple aesthetics by creating functional and minimalist designs that offer a unique and stylish twist to everyday items like bags and pouches.
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