The Wrensilva Standard One is a modern take on a furniture classic. With so much music stored in tiny digital packages today, it's easy to forget the physical space that a substantial record collection required in the past. Vinyl is making a resurgence, though, and the Wrensilva Standard One has rejuvenated the vinyl cabinet as a result.
Though owning an entire piece of furniture specifically for music seems odd by today's standards, vinyl cabinets were once living room staples. The furnishings included space to hold records, a slot for the record player, and speakers. The Wrensilva Standard One includes all these features, and modernizes them by adding a Bluetooth connection through aptX. This lets consumers add more speakers into the system remotely.
Modernized Vinyl Cabinets
The Wrensilva Standard One is a Technologically Update Record Console
Trend Themes
1. Vinyl Resurgence - As more people rediscover the appeal of vinyl, there is a growing demand for modernized turntables and cabinets that are designed for contemporary lifestyles.
2. Furniture Technology - With tech becoming more integrated into furniture, there are novel ways to add connectivity and new features to classic pieces, opening up new market opportunities.
3. Bluetooth Integration - Adding Bluetooth to vintage-style furniture pieces like record consoles can introduce new ways for consumers to interact with physical music collections and allows for integration with smart home systems.
Industry Implications
1. Audio Equipment - Manufacturers of audio equipment can take advantage of the resurgent interest in vinyl by developing products that cater to this user-base, such as Bluetooth-enabled turntables and cabinets.
2. Furniture Design - Modern furniture designers can explore how technology can be integrated into classic furniture pieces and innovate new products that leverage this.
3. Smart Home - Smart home companies can leverage the demand for HiFi listening experiences and retro aesthetics by offering voice-activated music systems that incorporate vintage-style speakers and furniture cabinets.