Instead of providing sufficient space for a single bouquet to be placed inside of it, the Puzzled Vase requires you to split up your truss of stems and to slide them down separate narrow shafts. Together, these pieces can be clustered tightly to form a cylindrical circumference, but the user is encouraged to be more creative than that.
The rounded side of each component is finished in white, but the two other faces of the slender vases exhibit vivid colors. What you might like to do with Hanna Emelie Ernsting's design is to group several sections together with their spectral sides oriented outwards. To increase the stability of the Puzzled Vase in this way, bind the bunch together like you would a bouquet.
What's Driving This Trend
- Fragmented Vases
- The design of fragmented vases that require separating stems creates an opportunity for florist supply chains to market bundled bouquets.
- Colorful Wedges
- The trend towards colorful wedges in design creates an opportunity for home decor companies to offer customizable accent pieces.
- Creative Vase Use
- The encouragement of creative vase use creates an opportunity for artisanal brands to market unique, multi-functional products.
Who This Affects Most
- Florist Supplies
- Designs that require unique bouquet arrangements can create disruption in the florist supplies industry.
- Home Decor
- Innovative designs in home decor could disrupt traditional furnishing industry.
- Artisanal Brands
- Encouraging creative and unique use of products could create opportunities for artisanal brands in numerous industries.
