Swapping your car for your bicycle as your primary means of transportation is an admiral eco decision, and it's in a model like the Lagomorph Black Walnut Bike that makes attention to nature truly explicit.
This beautiful bicycle boasts a structured yet soft frame made from small beams of hardwood. Nine primary pieces reveal the elegance of organic wood grain, but the hand of the designer is evident in the crisply rectilinear cuttings of each timber component. What looks like, however, a flat sort of structure from the side is actually a rather dynamic one when viewed from the front or the back. The fork and the seatstays of the Lagomorph Black Walnut Bike have been gracefully splayed to enhance its third dimension with an aesthetic of subtle angles.
Timber Frame Two-Wheelers
Lagomorph Black Walnut Bike Embraces the Nature of Cycling
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Bicycles - Companies can explore the potential of natural materials as replacements to standard bicycle frames.
2. Sustainable Transportation - There is opportunity to create unique and beautiful bicycles for consumers interested in eco-friendly transportation options.
3. Organic Design - Designers can experiment with the use of natural materials, such as hardwood, in their creations to enhance the aesthetic appeal of bicycles.
Industry Implications
1. Bicycle Manufacturing - Bicycle manufacturers can explore and invest in developing eco-friendly materials and designs to target consumers who prioritize sustainability.
2. Sustainable Consumer Goods - Consumer goods manufacturers can expand into the sustainable and eco-friendly market, offering products for those who prioritize environmental impact.
3. Handcrafted Goods - Handcrafted goods industry can explore the use of organic materials, such as hardwood, to create unique and beautiful pieces for consumers interested in sustainable and timeless designs.