Designed by Ian Giles Mason, Six is a series of architectural honeycomb-based seating.
Our friends at Yanko Design note that the chair, "pays homage to the striking aesthetic born from the functional design of industrial structures (think Eiffel tower) and light and space.â€
By 'honeycomb', I do not mean just honeycomb design, it is actually made using a very special real honeycomb composite. Oh, and if that is not cool enough, it features a detachable light that illuminates the honeycomb seat. Super funky!
Coming in standard or metallic tints for the panels, the design features a wide array of color options for the frame.
Six is designed by Loughborough University industrial design and technology graduate Ian Mason, and was exhibited at the degree show Ideation, Loughborough University, from 13-16 June.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Architectural Design
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in creating furniture inspired by iconic architectural structures.
- Honeycomb Composite Materials
- Potential for disruptive innovation in using real honeycomb composites to create unique furniture designs.
- Detachable Lighting Features
- Disruption opportunity in incorporating detachable lights into furniture design, adding functionality and aesthetic appeal.
Where This Applies
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can explore incorporating architectural design elements and honeycomb composites into their furniture products to stand out in the market.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can leverage honeycomb-based furniture designs to create visually stunning spaces inspired by iconic architectural structures.
- Lighting Design
- Opportunity for lighting designers to collaborate with furniture manufacturers in creating innovative detachable lighting features for unique furniture pieces.
