The Cmmnwlth Umbrella Stand Design Makes Use of Impaired Wood
Simal Yilmaz — February 17, 2013 — Art & Design
References: commonwealth.nu & artnau
Cmmnwlth's new umbrella design puts an interesting twist to the concept of damaged materials. Its design puts the bumped surface of wood into use by creating a holder from it.
What makes the design so exciting is its clever simplicity. This wood's surface is not a novel visual to anyone. People have seen impaired wood before and have been considerably less than excited about it. Imperfect surfaces are instantaneously associated with the idea of damaged goods, uselessness and waste. Cmmnwlth twists this point of view and makes clever use out of this surface.
Even though the product isn't from recycled materiel, the idea behind it conveys the meaning of it directly. The design depicts the idea of optimizing damaged and imperfect circumstances and makes ingenious art from them.
What makes the design so exciting is its clever simplicity. This wood's surface is not a novel visual to anyone. People have seen impaired wood before and have been considerably less than excited about it. Imperfect surfaces are instantaneously associated with the idea of damaged goods, uselessness and waste. Cmmnwlth twists this point of view and makes clever use out of this surface.
Even though the product isn't from recycled materiel, the idea behind it conveys the meaning of it directly. The design depicts the idea of optimizing damaged and imperfect circumstances and makes ingenious art from them.
Trend Themes
1. Optimizing Imperfect Materials - Designing innovative products by making clever use out of damaged or impaired surfaces.
2. Sustainability Through Creativity - Creating sustainable products using creative techniques that promote recycling and repurposing.
3. The Rise of Imperfection Aesthetics - Defying conventional beauty standards, using natural, imperfect materials to create design masterpieces.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Creating unique and sustainable furniture and accessories using damaged and imperfect materials.
2. Packaging - Designing eco-friendly packaging solutions using repurposed materials and techniques.
3. Home Decor - Incorporating natural and imperfect materials into home decor items such as vases, mirrors, and lamps.
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