Autumn is coming, at least that's what looking out the windows here feels like. Unless you're lucky enough to be living in forever-summer-land, the rain and the lack of sunshine remind us that sunshine is a rare fruit after summer's gone: unless we plant our own tree right now, designed by Nick Foley.
This conception doesn't only have a great design, but also very practical in terms of reusage. The tree itself is a recharger, so the pear-shaped light can be picked off and used seperately for about an hour.
After it run out, you can easily place it back on the tree, and let it ripe again.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Portable Lighting
- The pear-shaped lights that can be picked off and used separately for about an hour present an opportunity for disruptive innovation in portable lighting solutions.
- Sustainable Design
- The recharger tree concept offers a practical and sustainable design approach, creating opportunities for disruptive innovation in sustainable lighting solutions.
- Modular Lighting
- The ability to easily pick off and place back the pear-shaped lights on the tree opens up possibilities for disruptive innovation in modular lighting systems.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Lighting
- The portable and sustainable design elements of the pear-tree lighting concept suggest disruptive innovation opportunities within the lighting industry.
- Home Decor
- The unique and aesthetically pleasing design of the pear-tree lighting concept presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the home decor industry.
- Outdoor Recreation
- The portable nature of the pear-shaped lights and their ability to be used separately for about an hour indicate disruptive innovation opportunities for outdoor lighting solutions within the outdoor recreation industry.
