Home air purifier systems are often intended to be placed on a surface or tucked away in the corner, but the 'Belyse' is meant to be a focal point when utilized. The 'Belyse' features a hanging design that allows it to be hung off of a pole or other fixture on the ceiling in order to help purify the air as well as offer illumination.
Designed by Jong Hyuk Bae, the 'Belyse' purifier is rechargeable and is placed on the home base when not in use for charging purposes. It can also be turned on when docked to the 'air wash' mode to help make it as useful as possible. The air purifier system is an exceptional unit for use in kitchen spaces where cooking or food smells can be observed.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Hanging Air Purifiers
- The design of air purifiers is being revamped to provide more prominence and visual appeal to the gadget as a functional decorative piece.
- Multi-functional Air Purifiers
- Air purifiers are incorporating extra features like lighting to provide a holistic user experience instead of just air-cleaning functionality.
- Rechargeable Air Purifiers
- Air purifiers are going cordless to provide users with the convenience of placement where needed without limitations of a power source.
Sectors Adopting This
- Home Decor and Furnishings
- Manufacturers can partner with interior design firms to design more visually appealing air purifiers that provide premium air filtering experiences for the home.
- Smart Home Innovations
- Companies can create air purifiers that integrate with other smart home devices and automation setups, providing users with an all-in-one home air-cleaning system.
- Kitchen Appliances
- Air purifiers can be designed with kitchen utility in mind, advertising their ability to counteract unpleasant cooking and food smells.
