'Thee Apple' by Thomas Stanley can double as a bird feeder and an ornamental piece of decoration. In hopes to create the predominantly "unappreciated and undesirable object into a thing of beauty much like the birds that use them," Thomas Stanley's 'Thee Apple' definitely manages to fulfill these desires.
'Thee Apple' boasts a unique modern design, allowing birds to access its seeds from all angles, reassuring that Thomas Stanley has done his job.
Implications - Consumers are attracted to products with nature-inspired elements because they've become agitated with technology's over-involvement in their everyday lives. Corporations looking to appeal to consumers undergoing technological stress may consider utilizing naturalistic textiles in their wares.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Nature-inspired Products
- Corporations can create nature-inspired products to appeal to consumers undergoing technological stress.
- Functional Ornamental Decor
- Incorporating functional elements into decorative items, like bird feeders, can create new and innovative hybrid products.
- Modern Bird Feeders
- Designers can create modern bird feeders that prioritize both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
Where This Applies
- Home Decor
- Home decor companies can explore incorporating functional elements into decorative objects to create innovative hybrid products.
- Pet Supplies
- Pet supply companies can expand their offerings to include functional and modern bird feeders.
- Gardening and Outdoor Living
- Companies in the gardening and outdoor living industry can offer modern and aesthetically pleasing bird feeders to attract customers seeking functional yet stylish products.
