Ridge Kitchen by Visibility Shows Where Objects Should be Held
Meghan Young — June 14, 2014 — Art & Design
Ridge Kitchen by Visibility, a New York-based design studio founded by Sino Sohrab and Joseph Guerra, is a set of dishes that brings a stylish cohesion to the culinary space in that is both impactful and minimalist. Yet for all of its simplicity, the collection does feature a notable design that sets them apart from other similar products: pretty pleats.
Made up of three pieces, Ridge Kitchen by Visibility addresses a number of needs. First there is a pitcher that can easily double as a vase for flowers or a holder for utensils. Second is a small handheld grater and third is a classic mortar and pestle. Core77 writes, "The grooved patterns indicate where the tool should be gripped, making it easy to intuit the objects' use."
Made up of three pieces, Ridge Kitchen by Visibility addresses a number of needs. First there is a pitcher that can easily double as a vase for flowers or a holder for utensils. Second is a small handheld grater and third is a classic mortar and pestle. Core77 writes, "The grooved patterns indicate where the tool should be gripped, making it easy to intuit the objects' use."
Trend Themes
1. Stylish Minimalism Kitchenware - The trend toward minimalistic design that emphasizes the beauty of simplicity could be extended to other areas of the home where functionality is key.
2. Multi-purpose Kitchenware - As more people continue to downsize their living spaces, kitchenware that can easily be repurposed for other uses could see increased demand.
3. Guiding Kitchenware Design - Kitchenware with guides built into the design could change the way people interact with their cooking tools
Industry Implications
1. Kitchenware Manufacturing - Manufacturers of kitchenware could explore new design directions that incorporate more minimalist and multi-purpose products.
2. Home Decor - The aesthetic appeal of pleated porcelain kitchenware could spawn a parallel market in home decor items that use similar designs.
3. Interactive Kitchenware Design - Manufacturers of kitchenware could seek to integrate more interactive elements in their products, such as guiding patterns or other sensory cues that increase usability.
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