I have seen my fair share of eating options, but I have to say that this table set from Elad Kashi is a definite first. Eating straight off of the table top? Count me in!
Elad Kashi, a recent graduate from SHENKAR Design college, crafted this table set out of ceramic. Creating removable plates that make it easy and convenient to clean, the surface not only includes 'plates,' but serving platters as well.
Check out Elad Kashi's design in use via the gallery above. It makes me want to purchase one as soon as possible.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Ceramic Tableware
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in creating tableware that is integrated directly into the table surface, eliminating the need for separate plates.
- Removable Plate Design
- Disruptive innovation can be pursued by designing table sets with removable plates that are easy to clean and replace, improving convenience.
- Multi-functional Surfaces
- There is potential for disruptive innovation in developing table surfaces that serve multiple functions, such as incorporating both plates and serving platters.
Where This Applies
- Furniture Design
- Furniture designers can explore disruptive innovation by incorporating ceramic tableware directly into their designs, enhancing functionality.
- Tableware Manufacturing
- Tableware manufacturers can pursue disruptive innovation by developing new production methods and materials that allow for removable plate designs.
- Hospitality Industry
- Hotels and restaurants can capitalize on disruptive innovation opportunities by adopting ceramic table sets with multi-functional surfaces, offering unique dining experiences.
