Although the film phenomenon known as 'Tron: Legacy' hit the movie scene last year, people still have not gotten over the insane outfits and graphics used; case in point, the EcoLife Box. I can easily see Jeff Bridges' character, Kevin Flynn, reaching over to get a tissue out of this futuristic tissue box when he is reunited with his long-lost son Sam Flynn, played by Garrett Hedlund.
Made out of transparent acrylic, the EcoLife Box rests on a an electroluminescent sheet, which, thanks to internal reflection, gives the edges a Tron-like glow.
Even though the EcoLife Box looks really cool, only the most die-hard 'Tron: Legacy' fan would dish out ¥9,900 (about $120) for their own box. Of course, it could double as a nightlight.
Glowing Tissue Boxes
Yuhan Zhang's EcoLife Box Acts Like a Futuristic Nightlight
Trend Themes
1. Electroluminescent Products - The use of electroluminescent technology in everyday products is a trend that offers opportunities for creating innovative and visually striking designs.
2. Futuristic Home Accessories - The popularity of futuristic aesthetics in design opens up a trend for creating unique and visually appealing home accessories that showcase modern technology.
3. Nostalgic Design Mash-ups - Combining elements of iconic films or cultural references with everyday objects creates a trend of nostalgic design mash-ups that appeal to fans and collectors.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - The consumer electronics industry can explore opportunities in incorporating electroluminescent technology into their products to enhance visual appeal and product differentiation.
2. Home Decor - The home decor industry can capitalize on the trend of futuristic aesthetics by designing and manufacturing innovative and visually striking home accessories that cater to the modern consumer.
3. Pop Culture Merchandise - The pop culture merchandise industry can tap into the trend of nostalgic design mash-ups to create unique and collectible items that resonate with fans of iconic films or cultural references.