Konstantin Weid, the creator of the CalmDryer, has been developing this product for almost a decade. It all started with his mother asking him to tidy up the hair dryer in the bathroom after he was done. It was clear to him as a designer that there should be something not arising the need to be tidied up.

He discovered that this every day product is hidden in most cases. It’s taken out of the cupboard, plugged in and stowed away again, and if left out, it will appear messy. Looking at commercial hair dryers these remind us of a gun or spigot, which is associated more negative. Furthermore, the hair dryer does not offer a proper standing or lying surface and thus has a cluttered look. The unstable position of the hair dryer may cause the appliance to fall on the floor. The space in a bathroom is often limited, so conventional hair dryers take up too much space due to their chunky nature. In conclusion, there are few plausible reasons for the commercial design of a hair dryer.

So the idea was born and he started to carry out the first form studies with familiar forms from nature.