DPI is a series of wall containers that can be arranged in a variety of styles to add storage space that is above ground. While the units can be used as buckets to hold books and other small items, they also double as wall art creating a stunning mosaic of squares along the wall.
The DPI containers were designed for the brand MOGG and they offer a deconstructive set up that encourages consumers to constantly switch up the design. The units are three dimensional featuring a hollowed centre for storing items such as CDs, books, magazines and knick-knacks on the wall and above ground. The front of the containers is a marbleized aesthetic in white, grey or black colorways. While the containers can be mounted to the wall, they are multifunctional and can also be used as small tables or stacked islands.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Floating Shelves
- Innovative shelving designs that provide hidden storage and double as wall art create disruption in interior design.
- Deconstructive Design
- Encouraging users to constantly switch up the arrangement, deconstructive wall containers offer a disruptive approach to home organization and decor.
- Multifunctional Furniture
- The versatility of using wall containers as small tables or stacked islands presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in furniture design.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Interior Design
- The integration of floating compartment shelves into interior design provides a disruptive capability to maximize storage space and add unique aesthetics.
- Home Organization
- Deconstructive wall containers offer a disruptive solution for efficient home organization by combining storage functionality with artistic appeal.
- Furniture Design
- The concept of using multifunctional wall containers as small tables or stacked islands presents disruptive opportunities in furniture design and functionality.
