While fast food for some is the epitome of waste culture, this fast food kiosk is innovatively designed to feature a facade that's crafted out of paper tubes and LEDs for an attractive, eco-friendly finish. Created when the YOD Design Studio collaborated with graphic designer Ilya Nepravda, the fast food kiosk design for the WOKA restaurant is meant to imitate a bamboo forest.
Located in Poltava, Ukraine, the fast food kiosk is an innovatively crafty concept that helps to draw in consumers based on aesthetic rather than edible fare; this plays to the colloquial saying of eating with one's eyes. Beautifully simple, the design helps to reinforce how pretty simple materials can be when used in the right manner.
Paper Tube Food Kiosks
This Fast Food Kiosk Features an Exterior Made from Paper Tubes and LEDs
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Fast Food - Opportunity to create fast food establishments that prioritize sustainable and environmentally-friendly practices, such as using paper tubes and LEDs for a visually appealing and eco-friendly design.
2. Aesthetic-centric Design - Opportunity to focus on creating visually stunning and attractive designs for food kiosks and restaurants to draw in customers based on aesthetics.
3. Innovative Use of Materials - Opportunity to explore using unconventional materials, like paper tubes, to create unique and eye-catching designs in the food industry.
Industry Implications
1. Fast Food - Fast food chains can adopt eco-friendly design principles using sustainable materials, creating visually appealing establishments that cater to environmentally conscious customers.
2. Graphic Design - Graphic designers can collaborate with architects and food establishments to create visually stunning and aesthetically pleasing designs for fast food kiosks and restaurants.
3. Sustainable Materials - Industries involved in manufacturing and supplying sustainable materials, like paper tubes, can explore new business opportunities in the food industry by providing green design solutions.