The Las Doce collection, which means The Twelve in Spanish, is a set of dishware that has been beautifully carved out of wood. At once modern and traditional, the pieces have a sense of history as though they were recently unearthed at an archeological dig. In actuality, they were created by a group of contemporary Chilean designers.
A line of bowls, plates and mugs, the Las Doce collection was created by The Andes House in collaboration with Ecosoluciones and Media Andes. Each made from a single pieces of wood and cut using a CNC machine, the Las Doce collection seamlessly merges advanced technology with classic aesthetics. The pieces range in size and color for an eclectic finish.
Utilitarian Wooden Dishware
Las Doce by The Andes House Merges Modern Tech with Tradition
Trend Themes
1. Utilitarian Wooden Dishware - Opportunity for designers to create dishware that merges traditional materials with modern technology.
2. Merging Advanced Technology with Classic Aesthetics - Potential to blend traditional craftsmanship with CNC machine cutting for unique and intricate designs.
3. Eclectic Finish in Dishware - Growing demand for dishware that offers a range of sizes and colors, allowing for personalized and diverse table settings.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Chance for interior designers to incorporate utilitarian wooden dishware into their clients' spaces, adding a unique and natural touch.
2. Culinary and Hospitality - Opportunity for restaurants and hotels to enhance their dining experience by serving meals in utilitarian wooden dishware, creating a rustic and authentic atmosphere.
3. Home Decor Retail - Potential for home decor retailers to offer the Las Doce collection, appealing to consumers who seek products that merge modern technology with traditional craftsmanship.