Handgrips are fairly standardized in the western world, enabling people to swiftly cross interior and exterior thresholds without much thought about how to open the door. This Plywood Door Handle has been designed in a particularly singular fashion, thus requiring one to think about how it must be approached.
Patrick Lun made this chic architectural accessory from stacking and adhering several tight layers of birch together into a tall but fairly shallow block. Every slice of treated timber that makes up the piece differs slightly from the one it abuts, cut with subtly curving edges that sculpt out a surface to clutch.
The Plywood Door Handle is the sort of object that could take on a range of custom contours, and the elegant element must be exhibited clearly, perhaps in the context of a transparent glass door.
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This Plywood Door Handle Invites an Intimate Interaction with the User
Trend Themes
1. Custom-contour Door Handles - Opportunity to create unique, personalized door handles that provide an intimate interaction with the user.
2. Curved Edge Grip Design - Opportunity to innovate handgrip design to add a sculpted, ergonomic grip and enhance user experience.
3. Transparent Door Features - Opportunity to incorporate transparent doors to showcase elegant and unique door handles.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Opportunity to incorporate the latest trends in door hardware into architectural design projects.
2. Furniture Design - Opportunity to create furniture with sleek, modern and innovative door handles to cater to design-conscious consumers.
3. Home Improvement - Opportunity to provide customers with modern and unique door handles for their homes, while also offering customization options.