Magnetized Flower Pots

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Kyung-Eun Oh Creates Planters That Could Stick to Fridges

— March 25, 2012 — Art & Design
Fridges often host magnets that represent the hobbies of the homeowner, and Kyung-Eun Oh has created the ultimate magnet for gardeners and plant lovers. She has designed a flower pot with a magnetized side that fixes itself on any metal surface, and that includes fridges.

Modeled after a traditional terracotta planter, Kyung-Eun Oh's flower pots have been cleverly halved to ensure that it stays stuck to such surfaces easier. The flat side can even be paired with another of Kyung-Eun Oh's special pots to give the illusion of being one planter that has somehow had a barrier put between it. Great for small spaces and smaller flower arrangements, this magnetized flower pot is cute and quirky.

Trend Themes

  1. Magnetically Attached Planters — Innovative planters that can be attached to any metal surface offer a new way to add greenery in small spaces.
  2. Modular Planters — Designing planters that can be paired together to create larger arrangements could be a disruptive innovation for the gardening industry.
  3. Terracotta Planter Alternatives — Creating planters with unique materials and shapes can appeal to modern, design-conscious consumers.

Industry Implications

  1. Home Decor Industry — Manufacturers of home decor items could explore creating planters and other garden-related products that appeal to a wider range of consumers.
  2. Gardening Industry — Developing smaller, space-saving planters that still offer unique design features could be a game-changer for the gardening industry.
  3. Kitchen Appliance Industry — Partnering with designers to create magnetic accessories for fridges and other kitchen appliances can offer customers greater utility, taking advantage of previously unused spaces.
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