Pavlov's pooch knew that the sound of a bell meant food was about the be served, and now for $1,900, you can alert your family the same way with this twig that has an attached bell.
"The brothers Campana (the Italian word for 'bell') have teamed up with Venini to create a series of limited-edition mouth-blown campagne for Moss. No 1956 has a branch handle and a metal hook for sound," the New York Times says.
Of course you could just go to the dollar store to grab a 10 cent jingle bell, or even simpler, stick with the traditional, "Dinner's ready!" holler, but that just won't cut it for the exuberant among us!
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- $2,000 Dinner Bells
- The luxury dinner bell market is expanding, with opportunities for further customization and high-end materials.
- Limited-edition Mouth-blown Glassware
- Designer collaborations with glassmakers offer the potential for unique and exclusive glassware options.
- Innovative Mealtime Signaling
- Developing new and creative ways to alert family and guests of meal readiness, such as with smart home technology or voice-activated devices.
Sectors Adopting This
- Luxury Home Decor
- Designers and manufacturers in the luxury home decor space should consider unique and personalized dinner bell options to appeal to high-end consumers.
- Artisan Glassmaking
- Handmade, limited-edition glassware collaborations between designers and artisan glassmakers have the potential to create highly sought-after and exclusive products.
- Home Automation Technology
- Incorporating mealtime signaling features into smart home technology and voice assistants has the potential to innovate and modernize the way families communicate during meal times.
