The Conceptual Muji Power Drills are Simple and Clean in Design
Michael Hemsworth — April 27, 2017 — Tech
References: yankodesign
The majority of power drills and tools on the market are branded in a somewhat distinctive manner that is inherently associated with being powerful and futuristic, but this Muji power drill concept goes against this.
Designed by Changho Lee, the Muji power drill features a simplistic and clean aesthetic that makes it look exceptionally easy to use and without the various features that other drills on the market boast. This means it's more applicable for the average consumer who might not feel as confident in their ability to need a professional power tool from a big box retailer like Home Depot.
The Muji power drills are intended to be available at the aforementioned retailer to bring a touch of Japanese design to a traditionally rugged piece of equipment.
Designed by Changho Lee, the Muji power drill features a simplistic and clean aesthetic that makes it look exceptionally easy to use and without the various features that other drills on the market boast. This means it's more applicable for the average consumer who might not feel as confident in their ability to need a professional power tool from a big box retailer like Home Depot.
The Muji power drills are intended to be available at the aforementioned retailer to bring a touch of Japanese design to a traditionally rugged piece of equipment.
Trend Themes
1. Simplistic Power Tools - Designing power tools with a simple and clean aesthetic to appeal to average consumers.
2. Japanese-inspired Design - Incorporating Japanese design aesthetics in power tool branding and design.
3. Consumer-oriented Tools - Creating power tools specifically for the needs and abilities of average consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Hardware Retail - Hardware retail stores can offer simplified power tools to a wider range of consumers, opening up new market opportunities.
2. Home Improvement - Home improvement companies can incorporate sleek and user-friendly power tools into their product lines to appeal to a broader range of consumers.
3. Consumer Electronics - Consumer electronics companies can expand their product offerings to include functional but aesthetically pleasing power tools for at-home use.
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