Traditional water fountains found in parks are often quite large and distracting from the natural beauty, so the 'Fontanus' drinking fountain is designed to change this with an aesthetic that is inherently discreet.
The 'Fontanus' looks like a simple pole from afar and is almost unnoticeable when it is placed in a public park area. The unit is activated via a button at two levels to turn on the water for adults and children to make use of.
The 'Fontanus' drinking fountain is the design work of the Art Lebedev Studio and also features a spout for filling your water bottle, which could also double as a way to offer a dog some water at the same time as the master.
What's Driving This Trend
- Discreet Park Amenities
- Incorporating sleek and unobtrusive designs into park amenities, such as drinking fountains, to enhance the natural beauty of the surroundings.
- Multi-functional Design
- Integrating additional features, such as a spout for filling water bottles, into park drinking fountains to provide added convenience and functionality.
- Child-friendly Park Infrastructure
- Developing park equipment, including drinking fountains, with features specifically designed to cater to the needs of children.
Who This Affects Most
- Urban Planning
- Urban planning companies can utilize discreet and stylish designs in their park amenities to create aesthetically pleasing outdoor spaces.
- Outdoor Recreation
- Outdoor recreation industries can incorporate multi-functional designs into their park amenities, enhancing the convenience and usefulness of their products.
- Pet Products
- Pet product manufacturers can tap into the market by developing park drinking fountains with features that cater to the needs of both pets and their owners.
