‘Reversed Volumes' from Mischer'Traxler Creates Vegetable Bowls
Michael Hines — May 12, 2010 — Lifestyle
References: mischertraxler & streetlevel
Hand it to Mischer’Traxler for making vegetables fun again with their collection of bowls entitled ‘Reversed Volumes.' These quirky looking vegetable bowls are made of molds of fruits and vegetables. Organic upcycling is my favorite type of upcycling.
Mischer’Traxler’s ‘Reversed Volumes’ are ceramic and were made for Milan 2010. No word on when or even if Mischer’Traxler’s vegetable bowls will be available, so if you've always dreamed of eating your Captain Crunch from a cantaloupe you may be out of luck.
If you like these vegetable bowls, then check the related trends to see more fun ways to enjoy your vegetables without actually eating them.
Mischer’Traxler’s ‘Reversed Volumes’ are ceramic and were made for Milan 2010. No word on when or even if Mischer’Traxler’s vegetable bowls will be available, so if you've always dreamed of eating your Captain Crunch from a cantaloupe you may be out of luck.
If you like these vegetable bowls, then check the related trends to see more fun ways to enjoy your vegetables without actually eating them.
Trend Themes
1. Vegetable Mold Bowls - Opportunity for creating new and quirky kitchenware by using molds of fruits and vegetables.
2. Organic Upcycling - Potential for innovative products and designs that repurpose organic materials.
3. Fun Food Presentation - Growing demand for creative and playful ways to present and serve food.
Industry Implications
1. Kitchenware - The kitchenware industry can explore new designs and materials to create unique and unconventional products.
2. Sustainable Design - Opportunity for the sustainable design industry to create environmentally-friendly products using organic materials.
3. Food Service - Restaurants and catering services can capitalize on the trend of fun food presentation to enhance dining experiences.
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