It's as if you've sat down on a freshly manufactured Wave Stool and the hand-blown glass material has yet to stiffen. The cylindrical form of the small backless seats has a rippling texture to its top that forms three slight bulges for a captivating visual effect.
Dan Yeffet designed the pieces with the help of Lucie Koldova, forming large hollow capsules, closed off with corked bottoms. The unique objects are treated to different colorful filters that make them transparent, translucent or even opaque. Gold and silver finishes make the Wave Stools look metallic, creating even more aesthetic intrigue with the curious billowing surfaces.
The 2013 Haymann editions objects offer the best of industry and craft, wrapped up in a lovely little form that functions as an effective seat or a side table.
What's Driving This Trend
- Hand-blown Glass Seating
- Disruptive innovation opportunity lies in creating more visually interesting furniture with hand-blown glass material.
- Textured Cylindrical Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunity lies in experimenting with and exploring the possibilities of rippling and bulging textures on cylindrical furniture forms.
- Color Filtering Furniture
- Disruptive innovation opportunity lies in incorporating a range of colorful filters to create transparent, translucent or even opaque furniture objects.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Design
- There is an opportunity for furniture designers to experiment with unconventional designs and materials to create visually intriguing furniture objects.
- Glass Art
- Glass artists can explore the possibilities of hand-blown glass material by creating unique glass furniture pieces.
- Interior Styling
- Interior designers can incorporate unique furniture objects with rippling and bulging textures to create a statement piece in an interior space.
