At first glance, the 'Drop the Beat' AirPlay Speakers appear streamlined, modern and like the products of clean, contemporary design; however, in the process of developing them, Vincent Säll did draw inspiration from forms found in nature.
Consider a raindrop falling into puddle; the conical shape that bounces back up from the water's surface is similar to what you'll find at the base of these little amplifiers. Furthermore, the elegantly lengthy dimensions of the music-emitting units were mapped out based on the golden ratio.
Hang the delightful 'Drop the Beat' AirPlay Speakers from the ceiling in singles or clusters and they'll throw clear audio out through their bottoms. The sound waves bounce off of the cone-shaped components, resonating in a stimulating way that's matched visually by their vivid colors.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Suspended Sound Systems
- Opportunity to create sleek and visually appealing sound systems that are inspired by natural shapes and have clear audio quality.
- Nature-inspired Design
- Opportunity to incorporate forms found in nature into product design for a modern and contemporary look.
- Golden Ratio Dimensions
- Opportunity to use the golden ratio to map out dimensions and proportions of products for aesthetically pleasing designs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Audio Equipment
- Opportunity for audio equipment manufacturers to develop suspended sound systems that offer a unique and visually pleasing audio experience.
- Home Decor
- Opportunity for home decor companies to create stylish and visually appealing sound systems that can be hung from the ceiling.
- Product Design
- Opportunity for product designers to incorporate nature-inspired shapes and the golden ratio into their designs to create visually stunning products.
