Tokyo-based Naruse Inokuma Architects has created a unique set of bookmarks made out of demolished homes. The IE-tag is designed to look like little homes; they can even be arranged to form a little village.
The IE-tag is a great way to reuse the material of demolished homes that would have otherwise wound up in a landfill. Needless to say, I'll be searching for these next time I go to the bookstore.
What's Driving This Trend
- Reclaimed Material
- Using demolished homes as a material for creative products is a disruptive innovation opportunity.
- Sustainable Design
- The IE-tag's eco-friendly approach sets a trend for sustainable design in various industries.
- Creative Reuse
- The use of demolished homes as bookmarks showcases an innovative way to creatively repurpose materials.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- The IE-tag's unique design made from demolished homes presents a disruptive innovation opportunity in the interior design industry.
- Publishing
- Bookmarks made from demolished homes could spark a trend of eco-friendly and unique bookmarks in the publishing industry.
- Construction
- The concept of repurposing demolished homes into bookmarks can inspire the construction industry to explore new ways of reusing materials.
