The conceptual 'Hyobodo Fiume' bento boxes have been designed by Andrea Ponti as a modern take on the traditional Japanese food containers that would provide a person with a decidedly more elegant way to carry food with them.
The boxes are inspired by traditional jubako tiered boxes and feature compartmentalized units that will evenly distribute food inside each one as they keep them separated. The lines observed in the boxes call to mind the landscape of specific locations in Japan including the Kamogawa River.
The conceptual 'Hyobodo Fiume' bento boxes are imagined in red and black color options, and offer a distinctly modern twist on a traditional design. This could help to make them more suited for the needs of today's consumer on a global basis.
Landscape-Inspired Bento Boxes
The Conceptual 'Hyobodo Fiume' Boxes by Andrea Ponti are Tiered
Trend Themes
1. Modern Bento Boxes - There is an opportunity for companies to create modern bento boxes that offer elegant design for consumers worldwide.
2. Landscaped-inspired Design - Designers can incorporate landscape-inspired motifs into various products, providing unique and personalized experiences for users.
3. Compartments for Food Items - The use of compartmentalized units in food containers create a balance for food items, giving companies the chance to innovate designs with food in mind.
Industry Implications
1. Food Packaging Industry - Companies in the food packaging industry can use modern design to attract younger consumers who have a preference for aesthetically pleasing products.
2. Travel and Hospitality Industry - Hotels and travel companies can incorporate these modern bento boxes into their services to offer guests a more personalized and unique dining experience.
3. Product Design and Manufacturing Industry - Incorporating a landscape-inspired design in different products can create a shift in how consumers view traditional designs, providing an opportunity for new trends and products in the market.