The Moire Storage furniture has no doors to allow for easily accessing the stored clothing or supplies within.
The complex furniture collection is designed by Noh Jooeun and Yang Bomi who explain that, "We do not want to do these boring activities anymore. Pulling, opening, and tying. People want new experiences, and for this we use flexible materials."
The post-modern collection is essentially made of a basic frame that has cords added to keep items confined, but still easy to grasp; they can be tied back or twisted in different designs for a completely unique look. The Moire Storage furniture collection includes an armoire, wall shelf, credenza and two differently shaped coffee table designs. The pieces are made to be interchangeable and able to be placed in bedrooms or multi-purpose spaces.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Doorless Storage
- Designing furniture that has no doors and uses flexible materials for easy access and a unique look.
- Flexible Cords
- Replacing fixed shelves and drawers with cords that allow for easy manipulation and customization of storage spaces.
- Interchangeable Furniture
- Creating modular furniture with interchangeable pieces that can be used in different settings and multi-purpose spaces.
Where This Applies
- Furniture
- Opportunity to disrupt the traditional storage furniture market with innovative and unique designs that meet customer demands for flexibility and accessibility.
- Interior Design
- Capability to help designers create modern and stylish spaces using doorless storage furniture that also have functional and practical uses.
- Home Decor
- Potential for creative and beautiful storage solutions that not only satisfy the need for storage but add to the overall look and feel of a space.
