Inspired by origami paper folding, Japanese designer Shige Hasegawa created the Hana Table and Hana Lamp.
The table is made of 5 identical plywood legs that hold a circular glass top. the lamp is made of fabric stretched over an iron frame. The fabric cover is washable and includes a zipper for easy removal from the frame.
‘Hana’ means ‘flower’ in Japanese. The pieces were made for exhibition during the 2009 Milan Furniture Fair.
What's Driving This Trend
- Origami-inspired Furnishings
- Creating furniture and decor designs that mimic the art of origami to add a unique and modern accent to any space.
- Sustainable Fabric Lighting
- Producing functional lighting pieces made of eco-friendly and durable materials to integrate stylish décor and energy conservation.
- Modular Furniture Design
- Creating furnishings with modular pieces that can be rearranged to adapt to different spaces and evolving needs of consumers.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Design
- Exploring origami as a source of inspiration for new furniture designs that fuse art with functionality for contemporary homes and workspaces.
- Lighting Design
- Developing eco-friendly fabric lamps and light fixtures for environmentally conscious homes and businesses that do not compromise on style and versatility.
- Interior Design and Home Décor
- Engaging with modular furniture design concepts and origami folds to create unique and customized interior décor solutions that cater to the aesthetic preferences of modern consumers.
