Jeremy Gutsche — December 8, 2006 — Luxury
My hip condo complex has placed a not-so-hip ban on live christmas trees. This leaves me searching of the next big thing in trees. Last year, one could buy an upside down Christmas tree, but that's so 2005 it's not even funny.
Instead, I may have to opt for somthing a little more 2006, like this tree of lights designed by Estilo. It's actually called the 'Tree Tealight Holder', but our good friends at Luxist have given it the grander name it deserves. A Tree of Lights, all for just over two hundred bucks.
Instead, I may have to opt for somthing a little more 2006, like this tree of lights designed by Estilo. It's actually called the 'Tree Tealight Holder', but our good friends at Luxist have given it the grander name it deserves. A Tree of Lights, all for just over two hundred bucks.
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1. Tree Tealight Holder - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in creating innovative and customizable tealight holders for different occasions and themes.
2. Alternative Christmas Trees - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in designing non-traditional, space-saving, and environmentally-friendly Christmas tree alternatives.
3. Lighted Decorative Objects - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in developing unique and eye-catching lighted decorative objects for interior design purposes.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the home decor industry by offering modern and unconventional holiday decorations.
2. Retail - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the retail sector by introducing and marketing alternative Christmas tree products to cater to diverse customer preferences.
3. Interior Design - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the interior design industry through the creation of innovative and visually striking lighted decorative objects.
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