These 'Family Chairs' by Living Divani have been outfitted in scarves, mitts and sweaters in Junya Ishigami's 'Picnic' installation. Featured at in Belgium at Interieur 2010, the five steel tubular chairs are personified beyond their collection's name.
Representing the different members of a family, these chairs have much character in their shapes and sizes, offering a perfect subjects for Junya Ishigami's 'Picnic' installation. As cute as they are already on the designer's website, I'd much prefer to sit in a cable-knit chair as clothed by Ishigami.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Textile-adorned Furniture
- The incorporation of cozy textiles onto furniture presents an opportunity for designers to create unique and personalized home decor.
- Personified Chairs
- Continuing the trend of humanizing objects, personified chairs offer a playful and interactive element to home furnishing design.
- Interactive Installations
- Interactive art installations, such as Ishigami's 'Picnic,' create a memorable and engaging experience for viewers and offer opportunities for businesses to showcase their unique products in a fun and interactive way.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Furniture
- Furniture companies can incorporate textile elements onto their products to offer unique and personalized options for customers.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can incorporate personified or interactive elements into their designs to create a memorable and engaging experience for clients.
- Art
- Art installations can incorporate everyday objects, such as chairs, in unique and innovative ways to create interactive and engaging experiences for viewers.
