The Lo Rider furniture collection go against the grain of normal interior design. These polished pieces are not only made entirely out of wood, but it also lies incredibly low to the ground while also showing off a spectacular grain pattern.
Designed by Clayton Tugunon for Snug, the Lo Rider collection is hand-inlaid with coconut twigs and/or rattan. With an exotic feel, it has no legs and features a deceptively cushioned look.
What's Driving This Trend
- Low-rider Furniture
- The Lo Rider Collection by Clayton Tugunon challenges the traditional height of furniture and offers opportunities for makers and designers to create unique, low-slung pieces.
- Coconut Twig and Rattan Inlays
- Inlaying furniture with sustainable natural materials such as coconut twigs and rattan adds an exotic element to designs and presents eco-friendly opportunities for furniture makers.
- Minimalist Design with Maximal Aesthetic Appeal
- Furniture designs that prioritize simple, minimalist forms and natural textures and grains can offer maximal aesthetic appeal while also providing disruptive innovation opportunities in materials and construction techniques.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Design
- Designers and furniture makers can innovate by exploring low-rider designs, sustainable materials, and minimalist forms to create unique, aesthetically appealing furniture pieces.
- Sustainable Manufacturing
- Inlaying furniture with natural, sustainable materials offers eco-friendly opportunities for furniture makers, and manufacturing techniques that prioritize sustainability can disrupt traditional manufacturing practices.
- Interior Design
- Incorporating furniture designs that reflect natural textures and materials, such as coconut twigs and rattan, can disrupt the traditional approach to interior design and offer opportunities for creative, innovative spaces.
