Perfect for those who would rather leave their clothes sprawled all over the floor than neatly organized in their closets, Berg by Arash Eskafi is a completely customizable wardrobe that sits on the ground.
An experimental art piece that also doubles as a unique organizer, Berg "plays with the notion of building your own space," according to cargocollective.com. Berg by Arash Eskafi has an asymmetrical shape which resembles a lopsided iceberg, but the clean-cut material and design makes it modern enough that it doesn't look too messy while underneath piles of clothing. Its non-hanger design also makes for a much easier clean-up time.
Throw your sweaters, jeans and whatever else you may have lying on the floor onto Berg to create your own chaotic, yet personally organized closet.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Customizable Wardrobes
- Opportunity to disrupt the traditional closet industry by offering customizable wardrobe solutions that cater to individual organizational needs.
- Experimental Organizers
- Disruptive innovation opportunity to create unique and artistic organizers that challenge traditional notions of storage and space.
- Non-hanger Designs
- Opportunity to revolutionize closet organization by designing alternatives to traditional hangers, making clean-up time easier and more convenient.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture
- The furniture industry can explore creating customizable wardrobe options that offer innovative storage solutions for consumers.
- Home Decor
- Home decor industry can embrace the trend of experimental organizers to offer unique and artistic storage solutions that enhance interior design.
- Closet Organization
- Closet organization industry can develop non-hanger designs that simplify the organizing and cleaning process, providing a more efficient and stylish solution for consumers.
