‘The Invisibles Light’ is the sequel to Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka’s hit transparent furniture collection ‘The Invisibles.’ 'The Invisibles Light' is a slimmed-down version of ‘The Invisibles,’ which saw Yoshioka creating tables and chairs that seemed to disappear into thin-air thanks to their clear-acrylic construction.
While Yoshioka’s original 'The Invisibles' collection had chairs and tables that were somewhat bulky, which worked against the collection's whole invisible furniture theme, 'The Invisibles Light' collection features designs that have had the fat trimmed off -- they are nearly impossible to see and resonate with intended theme. The collection was designed for Italian furniture brand Kartell and is set to make its debut at Milan Design Week.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Transparent Furniture
- Opportunity to create minimalist, futuristic furniture designs that seamlessly blend into any space.
- Slimmed-down Designs
- Potential to develop streamlined, lightweight furniture pieces that offer functionality while maintaining a visually pleasing aesthetic.
- Invisible Furniture
- Possibility to revolutionize interior design by designing furniture that appears to disappear, creating the illusion of more space.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Furniture
- Innovation potential within the furniture industry to create cutting-edge, visually striking pieces.
- Interior Design
- Opportunity to incorporate transparent and invisible furniture into interior design concepts, creating an illusion of spaciousness and modernity.
- Home Decor
- Potential to disrupt the home decor industry by introducing transparent and slimmed-down furniture designs that blend seamlessly with contemporary home aesthetics.
