Form follows Function | 5 examples in Product Design
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- čas přidán 31. 07. 2024
- This video shows 5 examples of "Form follows function" in product design. It looks at the smallest of products to a large scale architecture building. The examples mentioned are: Viss spiral eraser, Well watering can by Menu, Supoon spoon by Dreamfarm and Guggenheim museum by Frank Llyod Wright.
If you have any questions, let me know in the comments.
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Form follows function example in industrial design
Have you come across any good examples of "form follows function"?
One product that comes to mind is the new trend of contour dresses. It will have two colors, usually a vibrant, base primary color & the torso of the dress will have a slimming black colorblock along the waist. It streamlines the female figure into an illusory hourglass shape by the contrast of its base color & the black color block on the waste.
The design attempts to flatter female form exponentially with its emphasis of curves. I don’t know if the example fits perfectly but it reminded me a bit of it.
My engineering class is using this video to learn the concept. Thank you for explaining the idea in an easy way and for giving really good examples to learn from.
Cool! Happy to hear you found it useful.
Hey Morna, I just want to say that as a User-Centred Design student, your videos are so helpful to me, as we are not taught enough Industrial Design history and principles, unfortunately. I can even say that I've learned more about ID history and theory than I did in Design School. Thank you for putting so much efforts in your videos! 💓
Morna, this is such an informative video. You explain the concept of ‘form follows function’ perfectly! Thanks for the help.
Hi Nikhil, that is great to hear. Thanks for letting me know it was useful! :)
Truly elegant designs-- perfectly illustrates one of the core principles of innovation-- indeed, form ever follows function
Really glad that to discover this beautiful channel, I like how you’re delivering the info & examples in sort of spontaneous or less complex ways, this really shows how well informed you’re about design, thank you & btw for me I would choose the traditional Arabic Coffee set which is in my opinion showcase the form follows function beautifully, it contains small coffee cups “size of espresso shot cups” and coffee boiling pot with slightly long arched tip to pour the coffee without any splashing because it gets narrower to the end so coffee pours dynamically perfect each time ! 🐚
Your smile brought me in and your content had me staying great video !
Very detailed video. Thx a lot!!!
Enjoyed watching this, i visited my physical therapist, and could observe that all the chairs were designed with the purpose of keeping the back straight. I thought this was a good example of form follows function.
Insightful video, exactly what I was looking for.
Also great taste in lifestyle!
Thank you, megarunes! It's great to hear it was useful. :)
Your video have helped me a lot with my architecture study, thank you.
Great to hear, Neil!
Concise and helpful video.
This is amazing. Thanks for uploading the video.
Hi Fiza, you are welcome!!
thank u for your awesome video
the examples made me understand the concept way more
That is great news... take care!
Awesome! Please continue making these type of videos
Kausthubh TSR Glad you liked it!
Such an interesting video!!!🔥
Thanks Antonia! :)
Love the way you explain 😄
Thanks!
i honestly didnt hav high hopes for this an expected 2 click off, but I was pleastly surprised :O u got a new follower :D an now I'm gonna look for that spiral earser for my art neeeeeeds-
Thanks for your informative content.
My pleasure!
wow it made my assignment complete
fantastic!
Really useful, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Really video. Thanks a lot. I have one question for you. Do you think the famous Marshmallow sofa 1956 by George Nelson and Irving Harper follows this rule? The round cushions came before the idea of the sofa and Herman Miller stopped production after some issues of stability and cost of production. Form not follow function in this case? Love to hear from you. Best wishes
cool!
I'm starting to think these videos are better than my online university classes
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Thanks!
Interesting examples, thanks!
Here is a question I have: I was looking for "function follows form", and most of the videos, like yours, are inverted: "form follows function".
Why is that? Are they actually two different techniques? Or would it be just a preference to name it?
Well, another example is a baby's milk bottle, the one that changes its color in order to aware of the hot temperature of the milk. As I understand, the function is, first, to prevent, then, the form to prevent results in a changing color milk bottle.
What do you think, Morna?
$200 for a watering can though, I guess price follows form ;)
I've just searched for "$('form').function" and I landed here. But nice video!
Hi, thank you!
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@@heavengamer5347 Yes, its a framework called JQuery.
The Table Noir cutlery designed for restaurant Barr in collaboration with Snøhetta is a product that has form and function into the considerations in the Design.
The cutlery has a stonewashed sruface inspired by the Barley structure if you look at in a microscope, but it also have functional purpose since the patina that it will get when its used just will make it continue look as it original is ment to - so it will have a longer lifetime.
The cut in the handle is an enlarged barley structure to create a connection to the overall aesthetics at Restaurant Barr but it also helps your thump to hold the handle better.
It can be seen here where you also can read about the designstory and thoughts to form and function:
tablenoir.com/en/table-noir-designed-for-barr.html
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Hey Morna! How are you :) I had to go scour the internet for those collapsable vases...
Hi Caroline, I'm good, thanks! ..... Aren't they great. They come in some interesting shapes with different printed graphics. I found them in a design shop in Barcelona. :)
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I feel like a moron, lol. I understand what "form" "follows" and "function" mean. Put together, I drew a blank. I understood the concept but, I felt lost. I un-confidently understand it now. But, cannot invent any yet?
Oh, no! .. don't feel like a moron. The phrase "form follows function" was first coined by the architect Louis Sullivan. One of his student's Frank Lloyd Wright, massaged it a bit by saying "Form and function are one." I mention this because sometimes it's the combination of words that sound funny together, especially the word "follows". Beyond the words, what lies at the heart of this concept is the relationship between the form of an object and it's purpose (or function).
Personally, I find it easier to think of the "Form follows Function" concept as a question - "How does the form of an object show it's purpose?".
For some reason, asking myself this question makes it easier to describe the relationship between form and function.
Also the vase is missing from the description... yeah the vid is 2 years old BUT STILL
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Is that a watering can tho? The end should force the water to sprinkle over the plant, not like pouring water like tea. 😂 The spiral eraser is also not a good design. It rolls over. Rectangular erasers have beveled edges to actually erase small areas.
That spiraling building? How do you go from the first floor to the fourth floor? Would you spend time and effort going through 2nd and 3rd floors? Oh the pretense of these so called 'designers' and ' architects'
Many watering cans pour like a tea pot. "Sprinkling over a plant" does not define a watering can. Erasers with beveled edges work for some time and then the bevel is worn down. That is the purpose of the spiraled bevel edge. Keep in mind the building is an art gallery. The purpose is to pass through the building to see the art work. Typically the building houses one show by an artist or one cohesive show, so if a visitor wants to see the show, it makes sense to pass through all floors. For example, if a visitor went from the first floor to the fourth floor they would miss a chunk of the show. Imagine going to a movie and having them skip to the 45 min mark. It doesn't make sense. This building is not like an office building or mall where one might go to a floor for a specific destination.
@@DesignplusMorna many poorly designed watering cans pour water like that. Garden and agricultural watering systems work efficiently by sprinkling only the needed amount.
Erasers with beveled edges can be used in a way to maintain their bevels.