Most people might be accustomed to dishes being fashioned out of porcelain or even metal, so the Plates by Viktor Puzur, an industrial designer based in the Ukraine, might take some by surprise. Made out of plywood, they could easily be mistaken for traditional fruit bowls and other similar decor. In fact, they could easily double as those items when not in use as tableware.
The use of veneer sheets allows the layers of the wood to open up, creating a beautifully ringed pattern on the Plates by Viktor Puzur. Although inspired by nature, the dishes have a modern touch that would fit perfectly into a modern home. Available in two sizes, the Plates by Viktor Puzur can serve an entire meal, essentially keeping it all in the family.
What's Driving This Trend
- Sustainable Tableware
- The use of plywood opens the door for a new wave of sustainable and eco-friendly tableware options.
- Natural Design
- The ringed pattern on the plates opens the door for tableware design inspired by nature.
- Multi-functional Tableware
- The ability for the plates to double as decor creates an opportunity for multi-functional and space-saving tableware.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- The modern look of the plates make them a perfect fit for the interior design industry.
- Hospitality
- The sustainable and unique look of the plates make them a perfect fit for environmentally conscious restaurants and hotels.
- Housewares
- The multi-functional design of the plates make them a perfect fit for companies focused on creating space-saving and multi-purpose housewares.
