Benjamin Hubert's Cradle Collection Utilizes Three Dimensional Material
M — June 3, 2016 — Art & Design
References: layerdesign & designboom
Benjamin Hubert experiments with three dimensional fabric furniture in his latest collection dubbed the Cradle line. The movable collection features an array of curved an angular furniture pieces that are composed of solid elements rendered out of material that achieves a modern and futuristic aesthetic while still remaining functional.
The Cradle collection features an array of chairs, tables and wall separators all made using the three dimensional material that has been expertly stretched to create a lattice-like pattern. The fabric is comprised of a knitted pattern with high durability so it retains its shape when stretched and becomes strong and sturdy. The fabric comprises the backs, tops and framework of the furniture that is then coupled with cushioned blocks. The collection opts for bold color hues that further accentuate the material's intricate lattice pattern.
Photo Credits: designboom, layerdesign
The Cradle collection features an array of chairs, tables and wall separators all made using the three dimensional material that has been expertly stretched to create a lattice-like pattern. The fabric is comprised of a knitted pattern with high durability so it retains its shape when stretched and becomes strong and sturdy. The fabric comprises the backs, tops and framework of the furniture that is then coupled with cushioned blocks. The collection opts for bold color hues that further accentuate the material's intricate lattice pattern.
Photo Credits: designboom, layerdesign
Trend Themes
1. Three Dimensional Fabric Furniture - There is an opportunity for innovation in creating new designs for furniture pieces that use three dimensional fabric materials.
2. Stretchable and Durable Fabrics - Industries can explore the use of stretchable, durable and knitted patterned fabrics for furniture and interior design.
3. Lattice-patterned Furniture - Innovators can create unique and modern furniture designs by utilizing the intricate lattice pattern of the three dimensional fabric material.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Industry - There is an opportunity for the furniture industry to explore and innovate new designs using the three dimensional fabric material for their products.
2. Interior Design Industry - Interior Designers can experiment with stretchable, durable and knitted patterned fabrics to create unique designs for their clients.
3. Textile Industry - Innovators in the textile industry can explore the use of three dimensional fabric material in various applications, including furniture and interior design.
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