If you've had a bad day at the office and you don't want anyone to bug you when you get home, this expressive wine glass design by Etsy designer Shattering Sentiments is ideal for you. With incremental marks that literally indicate how awful your day has been, people around you will know to stay away while you enjoy a relaxing glass of wine.
Sometimes it's physically impossible to control having a bad day. Like many, Shattering Sentiments thinks that a good glass of wine can help put an end to your miseries. This glass comes with three different mood-measuring increments that have been etched onto the glass by hand. As you fill the glass higher and higher the moods become more and more pessimistic ranging from "Easy Day" all the way to "Don't Even Ask."
What's Driving This Trend
- Mood-measuring Glassware
- Designing glassware that measures mood could be useful in hospitality settings to gauge the needs of customers.
- Personalized User Experience
- The integration of personalized mood-measuring technology in smart home systems could enhance user experience.
- Emotional Intelligence Products
- Incorporating mood-measuring technology in different products such as watches, jewelry and wearables can help users better manage their emotions.
Who This Affects Most
- Hospitality
- Mood-measuring glassware can give waitstaff insights into a customer's mood and help improve customer service.
- Smart Homes
- Smart homes can integrate mood-measuring technology to create customized, emotionally-responsive living environments.
- Jewelry
- Integrating mood-measuring technology into jewelry can provide users with insights into their own mood state and help regulate their emotions.
