I never really thought that a prefab home manufacturing firm could branch out into the jewelry business--let alone do it successfully--but Marmol Radziner jewelry has done just that.
Expanding from their booming design and construction firm, they are taking over with their streamlined, almost architectural looking pieces. Marmol Radziner jewelry is made out of bronze, with the finish changing over time depending on the wearer.
Implications - Among some businesses there exists a common misconception that intricate designs are far superior to simpler ones. However, many successful products that favor simple, clean lines and high-quality materials can be perceived as just as valuable and well-designed as those that have more going on visually.
What's Driving This Trend
- Prefab Jewelry
- Merging architectural design and jewelry to create wearable prefab art.
- Streamlined Pieces
- Designing products with clean, simplistic lines and high-quality materials.
- Changing Finishes
- Creating jewelry with finishes that change over time with the wearer.
Who This Affects Most
- Jewelry
- Opportunity for jewelry companies to innovate and experiment with unusual materials and design principles.
- Architecture
- Opportunity for architecture firms to think about how they can work with other industries to create interesting, hybrid products.
- Manufacturing
- Opportunity for manufacturers to apply the prefab principle to new and unusual products.
