Men and women alike will be able to appreciate the Easy to Put Shelf. Winner of a 2013 Red Dot Design Award, this concept is for a generously sized ledge that's adaptable and space-efficient. It would supplement the coat hook on the back of the cubicle door, enabling you to set down items that cannot be hung.
Seo Hyeji, Seo Eunyong, Song Hanna and Kwon Minhee collaborated on this project. It's a triangular perch made from polyurethane that's separated into three sections so that it can fold in two places. It's installed against the public restroom door and the dividing wall and it's capable of collapsing when you open the door and it flattens once more once you've shut it. The Easy to Put Shelf is perfect for placing your phone or your coffee down during a trip to the toilet.
Folding Latrine Ledges
The Easy to Put Shelf Opens Up into Ample Bathroom Stall Storage
Trend Themes
1. Adaptable Ledges - The Easy to Put Shelf showcases an adaptable ledge design that can be folded and collapsed, providing disruptive innovation opportunities in storage solutions and interior design.
2. Space-efficient Storage - The Easy to Put Shelf offers a space-efficient storage option within bathroom stalls, highlighting the potential for disruptive innovation in restroom accessories and organizational systems.
3. Triangular Perch Design - The Easy to Put Shelf's triangular perch design presents a unique and ergonomic approach to bathroom stall storage, creating potential for disruptive innovation in furniture design and public restroom fixtures.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - The Easy to Put Shelf's adaptable ledge design presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in organizing and maximizing space within interior design.
2. Restroom Accessories - The Easy to Put Shelf's space-efficient storage solution within bathroom stalls highlights potential for disruptive innovation in restroom accessories, such as shelves and organizers.
3. Furniture Design - The Easy to Put Shelf's triangular perch design offers opportunities for disruptive innovation in furniture design, particularly in creating functional and space-saving solutions for small spaces like public restrooms.