The Calf & Half Creamer
Elsa Blaine — July 19, 2008 — Art & Design
References: worldwidefred & trendsnow.net
So you don't forget where the cream for your coffee originally came from, the Calf & Half creamer is a humorous double-walled glass pitcher designed by Liz Goulet Dubois for Fred Studio.
The inner chamber is in the shape of cow udders which, for those who didn't know, is where the milk comes from. The double-wall will also help to keep the cream cool while at the table.
I've never seen udders look so chic.
The inner chamber is in the shape of cow udders which, for those who didn't know, is where the milk comes from. The double-wall will also help to keep the cream cool while at the table.
I've never seen udders look so chic.
Trend Themes
1. Humorous Glassware - Expanding on the trend of humor in design, there is potential for creating more humorous glassware products that bring a playful element to everyday items.
2. Novelty Kitchenware - Creating more novelty kitchenware items, such as the Calf & Half creamer, offers opportunities to bring unique and entertaining designs to kitchen products.
3. Animal-inspired Home Decor - With the popularity of animal-themed products, there is potential for designing more animal-inspired home decor items that add a whimsical touch to people's living spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Kitchenware - In the kitchenware industry, there is room for innovation and disruption by creating more novelty and humorous products like the Calf & Half creamer.
2. Home Decor - The home decor industry can explore opportunities to incorporate more animal-inspired designs into their products, providing consumers with unique and playful options.
3. Design and Manufacturing - Within the design and manufacturing industry, there is potential for collaborating with artists and designers to create innovative and distinctive glassware products.
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