There have been a lot of one-a-day projects recently, from photography to chairs and even cartoons, but I have to admit that the One Cup a Day project has to be one of my favorites. Deceivingly minimalist, these cups all feature the same classic foundation that has been modified in a crazy and quirky way.
Conceived by Cunicode, a design agency based in Barcelona, the One Cup a Day project took place over the span of one month. With 30 designs completed, they manufactured every one of them in order to sell them to those who also find them irresistible. From Eiffel Tower-inspired cups to Superman-influenced cups, there is a bit of everything in this collection. I simply can’t get enough of them!
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- One-a-day Projects
- The popularity of one-a-day projects opens up opportunities for businesses to create limited edition products that resonate with consumers.
- Modified Minimalism
- Designs that modify classic minimalistic designs can provide creative twists on familiar products.
- Quirky Product Design
- Adding a quirky element to everyday products is a trend that continues to attract consumer interest.
Where This Applies
- Consumer Goods
- Consumer goods companies can incorporate elements of modified minimalism to create fresh takes on classic products.
- Home Decor
- Home decor companies can utilize quirky product design to provide visually unique and interesting home accessories.
- Retail
- Retailers can leverage the One-A-Day project trend to offer limited edition collections that cater to the trendy and design-conscious consumer.
