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The Fern & Roby Cube Speakers Are Made of 19th Century Materials

— May 22, 2015 — Art & Design
The Fern & Roby Cube Speakers do an aesthetically pleasing job of re-purposing vintage materials. The neutral-hued devices are made of pine from the late 19th century, adding a historic appeal to the musical design concept.

Paired with the wood is recycled aluminum and used metal from the Fern & Roby team. These materials encase an Alpair 7 Gold Driver speaker set by MarkAudio, often a go-to for manufacturers looking to customize layouts.

Aside from the Alpair items, the Cube Speakers are independently crafted. This sustainable in-house concept is of mass appeal for consumers seeking authenticity through technology. While it is difficult to produce items merging these two categories, Fern & Roby has done so with evident expertise.

Trend Themes

  1. Re-purposing Vintage Materials — Opportunity to create unique and aesthetically pleasing products by repurposing materials from the past.
  2. Sustainable In-house Concepts — Opportunity to develop eco-friendly products and concepts that are independently crafted in-house.
  3. Authenticity Through Technology — Opportunity to create technology-based products that offer a sense of authenticity and history.

Industry Implications

  1. Home Decor — Home decor companies can explore using vintage materials to create unique and appealing products.
  2. Audio Equipment — Audio equipment manufacturers can incorporate sustainable materials in their designs for a more eco-friendly approach.
  3. Technology Retail — Technology retailers can market products that combine modern technology with vintage aesthetics to cater to consumers seeking authenticity.
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