A humidifier is an ideal way to optimize the air within your environment, so these home humidifiers look to do so in a more discreet manner. The series consists of the pot, kettle and cup, which are all designed to be placed in a space without drawing too much attention while still providing effective humidifying capabilities.
The home humidifiers are the design work of Choi Jueun, Kim Bitnuri, Lee Soojin and Hong Hyekyung, and are created to offer different levels of humidification depending on where you are. This includes offering ample levels with the pot when placed in a living room, a bit less with the kettle and just a bit with the cup, which is perfect for offices or workstations.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Disguised Humidifiers
- Discretion and functionality are combined in these humidifiers designed to blend in with home decor.
- Targeted Humidification
- Humidifying capabilities are tailored to specific spaces in the home or workplace, offering optimal benefits with minimal noise and distraction.
- Integrated Home Technology
- Humidifiers become an integrated aspect of home decor with these designs that seamlessly blend in.
Where This Applies
- Home Decor
- Innovative designers can apply this approach to developing other home decor items that provide functionality and style without drawing too much attention to themselves.
- Home Appliances
- Companies in the home appliance industry can incorporate these design elements to develop more aesthetically pleasing and effective humidifiers.
- Office Technology
- Designers of office products can use this example to create discreet yet functional items, such as humidifiers, that fit seamlessly into office environments.
