Heidi Martin's Stacking Canisters are Made From American Hardwoods
Joey Haar — September 4, 2017 — Art & Design
References: heidemartin & design-milk
Heidi Martin is a designer based out of the quaint American town of Rockport, Maine, and her Stacking Canisters reflect that humble US heartland town. Not only is their design reminiscent of the cottages and cabins that pock the east coast landscape, but they're also made out of wood sourced from local trees.
The Stacking Canisters are made from high-quality American hardwoods, and they're designed to be open-ended in terms of functionality. They come in a diverse range of sizes, and they can stack within one another for increased efficiency.
Heidi Martin makes the Stacking Canisters to order, so consumers with an eye for attractive, tactile home decor can be confident that the product they're receiving is completely unique. They're also finished with a durable, food-safe oil that helps them withstand the wear and tear of long-term use.
The Stacking Canisters are made from high-quality American hardwoods, and they're designed to be open-ended in terms of functionality. They come in a diverse range of sizes, and they can stack within one another for increased efficiency.
Heidi Martin makes the Stacking Canisters to order, so consumers with an eye for attractive, tactile home decor can be confident that the product they're receiving is completely unique. They're also finished with a durable, food-safe oil that helps them withstand the wear and tear of long-term use.
Trend Themes
1. Local Sourcing - There is an opportunity for businesses to incorporate local sourcing as part of their production process, creating more sustainable and environmentally-friendly products.
2. Multipurpose Design - Designers and manufacturers can disrupt the market by creating more versatile and modular products that serve multiple purposes for consumers.
3. Customization - Brands can differentiate themselves from competitors by offering customizable products, allowing consumers to feel like they have a unique and personalized item.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - The home decor industry can benefit from incorporating sustainable materials and multipurpose designs, appealing to consumers who value eco-friendliness and functionality.
2. Woodworking - Woodworking businesses can explore local sourcing and customization opportunities, providing consumers with unique and one-of-a-kind pieces that showcase the beauty of their local region's materials.
3. Kitchenware - Kitchenware manufacturers can create modular and customizable designs, giving consumers the ability to create their own ideal kitchen setup with versatile and efficient products.
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