There's something to be said about designs that serve a dual purpose, but are still as elegantly unique as the Hidden Lights Chair. This wonderful seat boasts a built-in lamp that conveniently (and quite deceptively) looks like part of the backrest when not in use.
Designed by Giha Woo, the Hidden Lights Chair as a whole is a simple seat that would fit perfectly into any living space. With an invisible seat that looks to be made out of clear plastic, it could easily become one with its surroundings.
In general, the Hidden Lights Chair could act as the great piece of furniture for reading on. The top of the back rest not only turns into a bright light, it also swivels so that it can direct the light wherever you need it to be.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Dual-purpose Designs
- Businesses can capitalize on the demand for furniture items that serve more than one purpose by designing products that provide both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
- Disguised Technology
- There is an opportunity for businesses to develop products that incorporate technology in a subtle and deceptive manner to add convenience and simplicity to everyday life.
- Minimalist Living
- As consumers continue to prefer simple and sleek designs, companies can create products that fit seamlessly into modern living spaces by blending in with the surroundings while still providing practical use.
Where This Applies
- Furniture
- Furniture companies can create innovative designs that integrate technology to serve more than one purpose while maintaining the aesthetic appeal of the product.
- Lighting
- Companies in the lighting industry can focus on creating products that provide practical use while being seamlessly integrated into the design of furniture and living spaces.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers and companies can incorporate dual-purpose furniture designs into their projects to provide practicality without sacrificing aesthetic appeal.
