This modern cast iron cookware is sure to elevate the aesthetic of the kitchen. As this type of instrument is becoming largely popular due to its durability and functional properties, Chicago-based company Strand Design seeks to bring a stylish component to it. Currently being funded on Kickstarter is a 10.5'' skillet that can seamlessly transition from on-stove to an on-table setting. The silhouette of the modern cast iron cookware is carefully developed as to not interfere with the at-home chef's carefully arranged dinner presentation.
Of course, the elevated aesthetic of this must-have kitchen appliance does not sacrifice any of the functional features of traditional cast iron skillets. Ironwood boasts a smooth surface that does not stick, minimal weight construction and "a high-carbon alloy for optimum heat transfer."
What's Driving This Trend
- Modern Cast Iron Cookware
- Modern designs and aesthetics are becoming increasingly important in the cast iron cookware industry.
- Multi-functional Kitchenware
- Cookware that can seamlessly transition from stove to table is becoming more popular.
- Non-stick Technology for Traditional Cookware
- There is a growing demand for traditional cookware to incorporate non-stick technology.
Who This Affects Most
- Cookware Industry
- The cookware industry has an opportunity to adapt to modern aesthetics through design-focused products.
- Kitchenware Industry
- Companies can create multi-functional kitchenware products to appeal to consumers that value both design and functionality.
- Non-stick Technology Industry
- There is an opportunity for the non-stick technology industry to expand into traditional cookware products to appeal to health-conscious consumers.
