Jumbo is a New York-based design studio and it unveils its latest Neotonic collection comprised of a chair and three matching lamps. All of the pieces are constructed with steel tubes, boasting an overall curvaceous aesthetic translated through the chair's form and lamp's foundation. The four-piece series made its debut last month at the NYCxDesign festival.
The tubular chair boasts a dark purple tone with alloy frames finished in an auto urethane paint job to give it a glossy look, representing lacquer. It features two tubular components -- a U-structured piece as the back legs and a more angular piece as the backrest and the front legs. The lights include a table lamp, a piece designed to rest on the ground and a wall light.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Curvaceous Aesthetics
- The use of curvaceous designs and forms in furniture and lighting offers an opportunity for companies to create visually striking and unique products.
- Tubular Steel Construction
- The use of tubular steel in furniture and lighting presents an opportunity for manufacturers to create lightweight and durable products with a modern and industrial aesthetic.
- Glossy Finishes
- The popularity of glossy finishes on furniture and lighting provides a chance for companies to innovate with new techniques and materials to achieve a sleek and luxurious look.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Furniture manufacturers can explore the use of tubular steel construction and curvaceous aesthetics to create modern and visually appealing furniture designs.
- Lighting Design
- Lighting designers can experiment with tubular steel construction and glossy finishes to create unique and eye-catching lighting fixtures that enhance the overall ambiance of a space.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can utilize furniture and lighting with tubular steel construction and curvaceous aesthetics to add a modern and stylish touch to their clients' spaces.
