From Digital Age Survival Kits to AI Kitchen Appliances
Kalin Ned — February 23, 2020 — Art & Design
The February 2020 modern trends feature products that are powered by minimalist sensibilities or ones that are up-to-date on technology and are future-facing.
One account of the former, the list calls attention to a new version of flat-pack furniture — a design that does not require the use of any tools, even an Allen key. Created by London-based start-up Swift, this sofa is able to, literally, snap into place. As for the latter application, Nicholas Bennett's waterproof commuter suit is a great example of a contemporary product that seeks to address the amplifying consequences of the changing environment.
Finally, the February 2020 modern trends category calls attention to Toyota's Wove City in Japan. Announced during CES 2020, this concept will be a "living laboratory" that shares a vision of the smart city.
One account of the former, the list calls attention to a new version of flat-pack furniture — a design that does not require the use of any tools, even an Allen key. Created by London-based start-up Swift, this sofa is able to, literally, snap into place. As for the latter application, Nicholas Bennett's waterproof commuter suit is a great example of a contemporary product that seeks to address the amplifying consequences of the changing environment.
Finally, the February 2020 modern trends category calls attention to Toyota's Wove City in Japan. Announced during CES 2020, this concept will be a "living laboratory" that shares a vision of the smart city.
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