Ditch the boring triangular funnel and go for a quirkier design courtesy of Roger Arquer.
Dubbed 'Funnel Friends,' Roger Arquer's unusually designed kitchenware is shaped like a duck with a pouty spout. The vessel comes in three versions, each created specifically for transferring liquids, cereals, and grain. Funnel Friends were also designed so that they can be stacked together convenient for saving shelf space. It's practical and it's a lot more interesting than the conventional funnel at home.
What's Driving This Trend
- Quirky Kitchenware Designs
- Roger Arquer's Funnel Friends present an opportunity for designers to create more unconventional and visually appealing kitchenware.
- Space-saving Products
- The stackable design of Funnel Friends suggests a trend towards creating products that save space and optimize storage in the kitchen.
- Alternative Funnel Designs
- Arquer's pouted funnel design demonstrates the potential for innovative and creative alternatives to traditional funnel shapes.
Who This Affects Most
- Kitchenware
- The quirky design of Funnel Friends opens up opportunities for innovation in the kitchenware industry, especially in the area of funnels and pouring devices.
- Home Organization
- The space-saving feature of Funnel Friends highlights a potential trend in the home organization industry, focusing on products that maximize storage efficiency.
- Product Design
- The unconventional design approach of Funnel Friends suggests a disruptive innovation opportunity within the product design industry, encouraging designers to think outside the box when creating everyday items.
