The Bone Furniture collection is a lesson in both nature and technology. A fusing of two seemingly opposing disciplines, the series of seating, tables and shelving show that the two can not only coincide harmoniously, but also creatively to become objects that are as much works of art as they are pieces of furniture.
Designed by Joris Laarman, the Bone Furniture collection has a sinuous skeletal appearance that is very futuristic. The Dutch designer writes, "Ever since industrialization took over mainstream design we have wanted to make objects inspired by nature: from art nouveau and jugendstil to streamline and the organic design of the sixties. But our digital age makes it possible to not just use nature as a stylistic reference, but to actually use the underlaying principles to generate shapes like an evolutionary process."
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Fusion of Nature and Technology
- The Bone Furniture collection showcases the potential of harmoniously merging nature and technology in design.
- Organic and Futuristic Design
- The sinuous skeletal appearance of the Bone Furniture collection demonstrates the possibility of organic and futuristic design.
- Using Digital Age for Nature-inspired Shapes
- Joris Laarman's use of digital design tools to generate shapes inspired by nature reflects the advancements of the digital age in design.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Furniture Design
- The Bone Furniture collection presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the field of furniture design, by combining artistry and functionality.
- Interior Design
- The organic and futuristic design of the Bone Furniture collection offers opportunities for disruptive innovation within the realm of interior design.
- Digital Design Tools
- Joris Laarman's utilization of digital design tools in creating the Bone Furniture collection signifies potential disruptive innovation in the digital design industry.
