The No. 216 Sideboard is playfully eccentric. It might have a rectangular silhouette that is typical of such furniture pieces, but the similarities essentially end there. What at first appears to be a modern block pattern on the sideboard's doors is actually the individual doors and drawers that open up into variously sized compartments.
Created by Swedish designer Jesper Ståhl for Voice, a furniture manufacturer based in Sweden and part of the Lammhults Design Group, the eccentric doors to the No. 216 Sideboard are inspired by A-series paper standards, from A0 to A8. Colorful and quirky, the No. 216 Sideboard is available in three different colorways: shades of green, shades of purple and all-white. It is made out of wood veneer.
What's Driving This Trend
- Eccentric Furniture Design
- Exploring unconventional and playful design elements for furniture pieces, creating unique and eye-catching products.
- Modular Storage Solutions
- Utilizing compartmentalized doors and drawers to provide customizable storage options, maximizing organization and practicality in furniture design.
- Incorporating Graphic Patterns in Furniture
- Integrating visually striking patterns and designs on furniture doors and drawers to add visual interest and enhance the overall aesthetic.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Opportunity for furniture manufacturers to differentiate their products by incorporating eccentric and visually appealing designs.
- Interior Design
- Innovative furniture options that incorporate graphic patterns can offer interior designers a wide range of creative choices for their clients.
- Home Decor Retail
- Retailers can capitalize on the trend of eccentric furniture design by offering unique and eye-catching pieces that cater to consumers seeking bold and unconventional home decor.
