Industrial designer Kijtanes Kajornrattanadech has created a set of tableware that gives off the illusion that each object is being lit and is casting a shadow. The shadow created looks like it is being lit from a single light source, but in actuality, the cutlery comes with a dark protective layer that serves as the pseudo shadow.
Not only does this interesting tableware create a very interesting effect, but it is also a great conversation piece. The dark shadowy layer actually serves as a protective layer that guards from heat and stain. All the shadow pieces comes affixed with a thin plastic lining so that the two pieces fit together like a puzzle. Kijtanes Kajornrattanadech's shadowy ceramics are a great thought-provoking and useful collection for the home.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Illusionary Tableware
- Creating tableware that gives the illusion of being lit and casting shadows presents opportunities for unique and visually engaging dining experiences.
- Conversation Piece Design
- Designing tableware that serves as an intriguing conversation starter opens up opportunities for innovative and aesthetically appealing dining collections.
- Protective Layer Innovation
- Developing tableware with a dark protective layer that guards against heat and stains offers opportunities for practical and durable dining solutions.
Sectors Adopting This
- Tableware Manufacturers
- Tableware manufacturers can explore the production of illusionary tableware to offer customers unique dining experiences and conversation starters.
- Interior Design
- Interior design professionals can incorporate illusionary tableware into their projects to create visually dynamic and thought-provoking dining spaces.
- Home Appliance Retailers
- Home appliance retailers can showcase tableware with protective layers as a practical and durable option for customers who value both style and functionality.
