From the Big-Mac-obsessed genius that first brought the world the hand-printed burger placemat and then the burger-inspired tea towel comes this work of art: a hand designed Burgermat food tray.
The trays come from the infamous London Burger detective Burgerac, featuring a design by artist and fellow burger appreciator Rob Flowers. They depict many recognizable McDonald’s characters in an ode to the humble burger and its influence on pop culture.
Burgermat started in June 2011 when 24 artists designed paper place-mats for BurgerMonday pop-up restaurant and an art show in London.
These latest screen-printed collectibles are on a limited edition run. They are handmade in the UK and come delivered fresh to your door via a quirky pizza box.
Mealtimes in front of the TV need never feel so un-chic again. With this bad boy on your lap you’ll be totally McLovin’ life!
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Hand-designed Food Trays
- Opportunity to create unique and visually appealing food trays for restaurants and home use.
- Limited Edition Collectibles
- Opportunity to create limited edition collectibles that cater to niche markets.
- Pop Culture Influenced Designs
- Opportunity to create products that celebrate pop culture and its impact on consumer preferences.
Sectors Adopting This
- Food Service Industry
- Opportunity for restaurants and fast-food chains to offer visually appealing food trays to enhance dining experiences.
- Art and Design Industry
- Opportunity for artists and designers to collaborate and create collectible products inspired by popular culture.
- Home Goods Industry
- Opportunity for home goods companies to offer unique and stylish food trays for consumers looking to upgrade their mealtimes.
