The Martino Hamper is the witty creation of Brandon Washington that actually encourages laziness as a way to make one's home more comfortable. This eccentric object is the result of the fusion of a laundry hamper and a chair back, introducing an imaginative spin on a task chair that's only cozy when domestic tasks are incomplete.
The cushion of the seat is transitory, depending entirely on the number of dirty clothes available. A few stained articles isn't sufficient to make the furnishing comfy, for the laundry basket base needs to be basically overflowing. With sufficient fabric volume beneath the sitter, the Martino Hamper assumes a pillowy feel and additional weight to stabilize, providing you with a backrest so that you can take a break from… taking break.
Cozy Slob Seating
The Martino Hamper is Only Comfortable When Chores are Left Undone
Trend Themes
1. Encouraging Laziness - The Martino Hamper combines a chair back with a laundry hamper to encourage people to relax and prioritize comfort over chores.
2. Transitory Design - The cushion of the Martino Hamper only becomes comfortable depending on the amount of dirty clothes in the hamper, highlighting the trend of customizable and adaptive furniture.
3. Multipurpose Furniture - The Martino Hamper's fusion of a chair back and laundry hamper showcases the trend of multipurpose furniture that can serve different functions in a single design.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - The Martino Hamper highlights disruptive innovation opportunities in furniture design, encouraging designers to think about creating adaptable, customizable and multipurpose furniture.
2. Home Decor - The trend of encouraging laziness and prioritizing comfort over chores that the Martino Hamper showcases proves disruptive innovation opportunities in home decor products.
3. Sustainable Fashion - The transitory design of the Martino Hamper, which relies on a specific amount of dirty clothes, presents opportunities for the fashion industry to incorporate sustainable fabrics and textiles into furniture design.