The Pieces Together furniture collection has been crafted using the scraps from the designer's East London workshop. The use of such materials might not be very exciting or new, but the way they have been used certainly is. Embracing the eclectic nature of the once discarded materials, the Pieces Together furniture collection is a mishmash of shapes, colors and more.
Designed by United Kingdom-based designer and craftsman Sam Scott of Constructive and Co. in collaboration with internationally renowned ceramist Carol McNicholl, the Pieces Together furniture collection is filled with creative and eye-popping creations. According to Design Milk, "Sam considers his work like the LEGO of the cabinet-making world."
The Pieces Together furniture collection will be exhibited in One Canada Place at the Canary Wharf until mid-November.
What's Driving This Trend
- Scrappy Furniture
- Using discarded materials in unconventional ways presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in furniture design.
- Eclectic Design
- Creating furniture collections that embrace a mishmash of shapes and colors opens up possibilities for disruptive innovation in interior design.
- Collaborative Artistry
- Collaborating with different craftsmen and artists to create unique furniture collections can lead to disruptive innovation in the field of furniture making.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Design
- Incorporating discarded materials and unconventional design elements in furniture manufacturing could revolutionize the industry.
- Interior Design
- Embracing eclectic and unconventional design aesthetics in interior design can pave the way for disruptive innovations in the industry.
- Art and Craftsmanship
- Collaborating with artists and craftsmen from different fields to create unique pieces could lead to disruptive innovations in the art and craftsmanship industry.
