The Orbiform comes in a little-known shape that was discovered and used by historical geniuses, and AltDynamic is offering ones that users are able to keep as small desktop sculptures.
The product's cone-like shape makes it so that it is able to roll on a smooth surface, despite the fact that it doesn't have the same round edges that balls do. It was used by Leonardo Da Vinci in 1514, officially discovered by the mathematician Leonhard Euler in 1771, and was made useful by the engineer Franz Reuleaux.
AlyDynamic's 3D Orbiform comes in varying materials that include copper, brass, and stainless steel – each of which have both shiny and matte options for users to pick from.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Geometric Sculptures
- Creating aesthetically pleasing designs through the use of geometric shapes and patterns.
- Desktop Decor
- Developing decorative items that are functional and visually appealing for desktop use.
- Historical Inspiration
- Drawing inspiration from historical geniuses and incorporating their discoveries into modern design.
Where This Applies
- Product Design
- Explore the versatile use of geometric shapes and patterns in designing products that are both functional and decorative.
- Desktop Accessories
- Develop functional and aesthetically pleasing desk accessories that can add a touch of style to any workspace.
- Art and Decor
- Create art and decor pieces that blend historical inspiration with modern design and technology.
