Imagine an organic refrigerator in which you don't just place your newly purchased food, but you also have to opportunity to harvest your own produce. Talk about fresh! This concept kitchen appliance by Yolegmma Márquez, Emily Kvale and Erin Glaberson is for a space-efficient cooler with the capacity to hold every type of edible in a specialized compartment, including planter-like cubbies for actually growing herbs and things in soil.
Mushrooms and seasonings can be raised from seeds under delicate light and behind glass cabinet doors. Full picked vegetables can be hung from hooks within a freshness chamber, keeping them moist but free of mold. To control the temperature and conditions of the various irregular drawers and sections of this Verdant Eco Refrigerator, a smart touchscreen panel is integrated in the top left door for intuitive interaction.
Fresh Garden Fridges
This Organic Refrigerator Integrates Compartments for Growing Your Own Food
Trend Themes
1. Organic Refrigerators - There is an opportunity to disrupt traditional refrigerators by integrating organic compartments for growing fresh produce.
2. Indoor Farming Appliances - There is an opportunity to disrupt the agriculture industry with new appliances that allow for indoor farming in homes and apartments.
3. Smart Kitchen Appliances - There is an opportunity to disrupt the kitchen appliance industry by integrating smart technology into refrigerators and other appliances for easier usability and tracking of fresh produce growth and maintenance.
Industry Implications
1. Home Appliance Industry - The home appliance industry can integrate organic refrigerators and indoor farming appliances into their product lines.
2. Agriculture Industry - The agriculture industry can explore opportunities to move beyond traditional farming methods and integrate with the home appliance industry.
3. Technology Industry - The technology industry can explore opportunities to integrate smart technology into appliances for easier usability and tracking of fresh produce growth and maintenance.