Twisty Tables

The Bonsai Tree Table is Made Out of Real Branches

Anke Weiss, an Amsterdam based designer, has created this Bonsai Tree Table by hand, using branches and epoxy glue.

Since the little Asian trees are small, Anke Weiss had to use 150 bonsai trees in order to make this table.

Although I like how nature is sometimes infused into art or furniture, I have to say this twisty, turny table is a little scary looking!

Implications - Consumer priorities have shifted dramatically due to increased environmental concerns. Environmental products are now at the forefront of market popularity, and furniture such as this Bonsai Tree Table exemplify natural ways to add style to the home. Companies which incorporate eco-friendly products into their lines will attract these eco-conscious consumers, and will gain a positive environmental image.

Environmental Products
Incorporating eco-friendly products into furniture lines can attract eco-conscious consumers and create a positive environmental image.
Natural Home Decor
Art or furniture that incorporates nature can add style to homes and appeal to consumers looking for natural elements.
Shift in Consumer Priorities
Increased environmental concerns have led to a shift in consumer priorities towards eco-friendly and sustainable products.

Sectors Adopting This

Furniture
The furniture industry can capitalize on the trend of eco-friendly products and natural home decor by incorporating sustainable materials and designs.
Home Decor
The home decor industry can explore opportunities to incorporate natural elements and eco-friendly products into their designs and offerings.
Environmental Manufacturing
There is a growing opportunity for companies specializing in eco-friendly manufacturing processes to cater to the demand for environmentally conscious products.
SCORE
4.0 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen X
  • Millennial (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 44%
Activity 68%
Freshness 8%