Work N' Eat With Din-Ink
Alex Covert — January 20, 2008 — Lifestyle
References: designboom
DesignBoom.com, a design news blog, recently held a design competition called dining in 2015. With an impressive 4843 entrants from 98 countries, three designs tied for first place. This was one of the winners - din-ink by Andrea Cingoli, Paolo Emilio Bellisario, Cristian Cellini, and Francesca Fontana from Italy. Replace your ink pen caps with these utensils.
Implications - Items that have a dual purpose are those that grab the attention of people who are constantly on the go. Many people are so busy that they have to eat their lunches at their desks. Creating items that will make times like this easier for people who need to multitask are those that will thrive in the marketplace.
Implications - Items that have a dual purpose are those that grab the attention of people who are constantly on the go. Many people are so busy that they have to eat their lunches at their desks. Creating items that will make times like this easier for people who need to multitask are those that will thrive in the marketplace.
Trend Themes
1. Dual-purpose Items - Designing products that serve multiple functions will appeal to busy individuals who need to multitask.
2. Desktop Dining Tools - The creation of tools specifically designed for eating at a desk could be a hot trend in office supplies.
3. Innovative Workplace Accessories - Workplace accessories that prioritize efficiency and convenience could transform how people work.
Industry Implications
1. Office Supplies - Creating dual-purpose office supplies, such as work utensils, can transform the way people work.
2. Industrial Design - The field of industrial design can enhance the functionality and convenience of everyday objects.
3. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry could explore the potential for creating compact, on-the-go eating utensils.
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