This 'Kutuzov's Eye' intercom by Victor Konovalov is perhaps one of the freakiest intercoms I've ever seen. The business end of this bad boy features an eye that's made to resemble that of famous commander Prince Mikhail Illarionovich Golenishchev-Kutuzov (whose army beat Napoleon's in 1812, if your world history is as rusty as mine).
The other side of Victor Konovalov's 'Kutuzov's Eye' intercom features--what else--Vincent Van Gogh's ear. What's more, the area around the eyes can be customized to suit your mood--I'm thinking perhaps green when guests are welcome and red when you're busy.
What's Driving This Trend
- Creepy Intercoms
- The development of intercoms with unique designs such as 'Kutuzov's Eye' presents an opportunity for companies to market to consumers looking to add a new element of design to their home security systems.
- Customizable Home Security
- Customizable features in security systems, such as the ability to change the color of the eye in 'Kutuzov's Eye', offers companies opportunities to innovate and attract customers with unique offerings.
- Artistic Technology
- Artistic designs in technology can be a unique and disruptive innovation opportunity for businesses in the technology and art industries.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Security
- Innovative designs such as 'Kutuzov's Eye' create new opportunities for companies in the home security industry to differentiate themselves from competitors.
- Technology
- The merging of art and technology in unique designs such as 'Kutuzov's Eye' presents new opportunities for companies to market to consumers who appreciate artistic technology innovations.
- Art
- Artistic technology innovations such as 'Kutuzov's Eye' can be the start of a new branch for companies looking to branch out into the intersection between technology and art.
