The design of the Archet Backpack was inspired by architecture. Boasting the clean lines and geometric structure of common concrete buildings, there is nothing common about this knapsack. In fact, the panelled front and boxy silhouette give it a unique aesthetic that will have people making remarks left, right and center.
Designed by Lilian Kong, a Pittsburgh-based junior industrial and user experience designer at Carnegie Mellon, the Archet Backpack represent the dichotomies expressed in similarly styled structures. Kong writes, "Just as a structuralist building expresses the interaction between people within the building, the structuralist bag will reflect the way objects live within the bag."
The Archet Backpack comes complete with a magnetic latch to close the bag in a clean manner.
What's Driving This Trend
- Architecture-inspired Fashion
- Building-inspired fashion designs could be a niche trend that appeals to individuals seeking unique aesthetics.
- Geometric Shapes in Products
- Integrating clean geometric lines in product design can provide an edgy and modern look, suitable for tech gadgets or fashion accessories.
- Personalized Bag Design
- Customizable bags that reflect one's style, interests and preferences can satisfy consumers' desire for individuality and self-expression.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion and Apparel
- Fashion brands can leverage the trend of architecture-inspired fashion to create edgy and unique clothing and accessories.
- Consumer Goods
- Consumer goods companies can use geometric shapes in product design to create a futuristic look, suitable for tech gadgets or home decor.
- Personalized Merchandise
- Retailers and startups can create a market for personalized bag design, allowing individuals to customize bags based on their personalities, themes, and favorite designs.
