Overview
Creative studio AMO developed a series of stone grocery items. These objects were initially featured as part of an exhibition in Milan. Following their display, the items, which include representations such as a milk carton crafted from travertine and a banana made of onyx, have been made available for acquisition. This commercial release is facilitated by Dutch stone supplier SolidNature, in response to expressed interest from the public who viewed the original exhibition.
Research Context
The stone grocery items were first introduced within an exhibition setting in Milan. This initial presentation allowed for public viewing and engagement with the designs. The subsequent decision to make these items available commercially was directly influenced by the demand observed from visitors to this exhibition.
Approach
The creative studio AMO was responsible for the design and conceptualization of the stone grocery items. The production of these items involved the use of various natural stones, specifically travertine for a milk carton representation and onyx for a banana representation. The display of these items in a Milan exhibition preceded their commercial availability. Dutch stone supplier SolidNature is the entity currently making these objects accessible to consumers.
Findings
- Creative studio AMO designed stone grocery items.
- These items were part of an exhibition in Milan.
- Specific examples include a travertine milk carton and an onyx banana.
- The objects are now available via Dutch stone supplier SolidNature.
- Availability is a direct response to demand from visitors to the exhibition.