Jacob Shumaker designs the new Luvia jug, which is a water-purifying structure that is inspired by Scandinavian and Japanese minimal design. It is entirely made from glass materials and it allows users to see the water as it is being purified.
This contradicts the traditional purifiers, which are often made with an industrial look, the Luvia can also function as a decor piece as well. It has a compact catalytic carbon filter that suspends at the middle and is enclosed by a bamboo lid to keep it covered most of the time. The Luvia boasts a one-piece design and has a double -walled construction that crates two levels -- one for pouring the water in and the other for the water that gets purified.
Image Credit: Jacob Shumaker
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Minimalist Water Purifiers
- Opportunity for creating stylish water purifiers inspired by minimal design aesthetics.
- Transparent Water-purifying Containers
- Opportunity for creating water purifiers with transparent designs that showcase the purification process.
- Double-walled Water Jugs
- Opportunity for creating water jugs with double-walled construction for efficient water purification and storage.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Home Decor
- Integrate decorative water purifiers as part of home interior design.
- Kitchen Appliances
- Innovate water purifiers to become an essential kitchen appliance.
- Health and Wellness
- Use minimalist water purifiers to promote health and wellness as part of a lifestyle choice.
