It seems that "furniture in a box" is the new black in design. It's all about cramming functional designs in a simple unassuming box that saves space when the furniture is not used, and also keeps your place looking less cluttered and more abstract. The key design issue to keep in mind here is that it should be easy and fast to assemble or "de-compress" the pieces.
Designer John Nouanesing came up with this unique “One To Three For Five (Seconds)†that transforms in five seconds from one box into three pieces of furniture, two chairs and a table.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Furniture in a Box
- Opportunities for disruption within furniture industry by creating designs that save space and offer easy assembly.
- Multi-functional Furniture
- Opportunities for disruption within furniture industry by creating designs that serve multiple purposes.
- Space-saving Designs
- Opportunities for disruption within furniture industry by creating designs that optimize small spaces.
Where This Applies
- Furniture
- Opportunities for disruption within furniture industry by creating innovative, space-saving designs.
- Home Decor
- Opportunities for disruption within home decor industry by offering innovative, space-saving designs for small living spaces.
- Interior Design
- Opportunities for disruption within interior design industry by incorporating multi-functional furniture into design plans.
