Case Study
Sound garden
A fusion of sound and nature
Overview
In a world where technology and nature often seem at odds, Sound Garden bridges the gap by integrating high-quality audio with the organic beauty of succulents. This conceptual product redefines home decor by combining a Bluetooth speaker with a miniature indoor garden, creating a seamless blend of aesthetics and functionality.
The goal was to design a detailed 3D model with intricate textures and materials, enhancing its visual appeal. Additionally, I developed an engaging online experience through a custom website layout, ensuring seamless user interaction and a visually stunning presentation.
Design process
1. 3D Modeling & Material Selection
To bring Sound Garden to life, I created a detailed 3D model, incorporating:
✅ Realistic textures – simulating wood, ceramic, and metal materials.
✅ Strategic lighting and reflections – enhancing depth and realism.
✅ Optimized form for sound dispersion – ensuring audio clarity without plant interference.
2. Website Design & User Experience
The website was crafted to showcase Sound Garden in a compelling, easy-to-navigate manner:
✅ Custom layout – presenting the product in a clean, modern aesthetic.
✅ Interactive elements – subtle animations for an engaging experience.
✅ Clear information hierarchy – balancing visuals with technical details.
3. User Flow & Engagement
The goal was to create a site that:
✅ Instantly captures attention with stunning visuals.
✅ Guides users through features, benefits, and product visuals.
✅ Encourages engagement through interactive elements.
key takeaways
Balancing function and aesthetics is crucial for product design.
Thoughtful UI/UX enhances user engagement and product desirability.
3D modeling with intricate textures and lighting creates a realistic product experience.
next steps
Explore interactive prototypes to simulate real-world usage.
Consider potential manufacturing feasibility and materials.
Expand the website concept into an e-commerce experience.