The 'Scratch My Back' Predicts How We'll Dine in 2015
Going Like Sixty — February 10, 2008 — Art & Design
References: designboom
Having a design contest for how we might eat in 2015 means getting some fun as well as futuristic designs. Even if they are meant to be a little cheesy, like this animal designed grater. The cool part is that you don't have to hold it to use it. No more grated knuckles. It's called “Scratch my Back.â€
Photo Credits: designboom
Implications - As these products show, society's perception of a product weighs heavily on how it looks. You can literally take a boring object such as a cheese grater and transform it into a playful piece that will initiate conversation. Companies need to focus on a product's style as much as its substance if it's going to be successful on the market.
Photo Credits: designboom
Implications - As these products show, society's perception of a product weighs heavily on how it looks. You can literally take a boring object such as a cheese grater and transform it into a playful piece that will initiate conversation. Companies need to focus on a product's style as much as its substance if it's going to be successful on the market.
Trend Themes
1. Design Contest - Opportunity for businesses to tap into consumer desire for unique and playful product designs.
2. Playful Products - Growing interest in transforming everyday objects into conversation starters.
3. Product Perception - Recognition of the importance of a product's style in addition to its functionality.
Industry Implications
1. Kitchenware - Potential for innovative and eye-catching designs in kitchen utensils and gadgets.
2. Home Decor - Opportunity to create playful and visually appealing products for the home.
3. Consumer Goods - Importance of considering aesthetics and style in a wide range of products to attract customers.
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