The Conceptual House of Marley X Air Wooden Fan is Stylishly Useful
Michael Hemsworth — October 18, 2016 — Art & Design
References: yankodesign & yankodesign
Designed by PDF HAUS, this conceptual House of Marley X Air wooden fan imagines if the high-end audio brand forayed into the world of home appliances. The fan merges the design aesthetics that the House of Marley has become known for including wooden design and a distinct focus on the technology items of the past.
The House of Marley X Air fan blends wood and textile to create a small appliance that actually looks kind of like a speaker system. The spherical, sculpted design harkens back to the technology design of yesteryear that focused on natural materials with a softer touch rather than the aluminum and metal design of today.
The House of Marley X Air wooden fan features an adjustable angle that allows it to blast cooling breezes in a variety of different directions.
The House of Marley X Air fan blends wood and textile to create a small appliance that actually looks kind of like a speaker system. The spherical, sculpted design harkens back to the technology design of yesteryear that focused on natural materials with a softer touch rather than the aluminum and metal design of today.
The House of Marley X Air wooden fan features an adjustable angle that allows it to blast cooling breezes in a variety of different directions.
Trend Themes
1. Wooden Home Appliances - Opportunity for high-end audio brands to expand into home appliances with wooden design aesthetics.
2. Sculpted Technology Design - Disruptive opportunity to merge past technology designs with modern functionality and materials.
3. Multi-functional Appliances - Opportunity for appliances to serve dual purposes, for example, a fan that looks like a speaker system.
Industry Implications
1. High-end Audio - The high-end audio industry can explore expansion into other home appliances with similar design aesthetics.
2. Home Appliance - Home appliance industry can experiment with unique materials and designs beyond traditional metal and plastic.
3. Consumer Electronics - Consumer electronics industry can explore merging design elements from the past with modern technology to create innovative products.
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