Cultural Fusion Furniture

Moroso 'Sushi' Collection Blends Influences From Japan and Morocco

Dutch designer Edward van Vliet’s newest furniture collection for Moroso of Italy uses originally designed fabrics with a Moroccan and Japanese flavor for their latest collection, Sushi. The collection includes seats, pouffes, rugs, and lighting and is being launched in Amsterdam and Milan this month.

Implications - Companies from various industries are recognizing the power of adapting different ethnicities. The opportunity in utilizing national cultures comes from the fact that immigration is changing the face of mass consumerism, with those of a visible minority populating the numerical majority. Ultimately, race and cultural customs should be considered when researching one's target demographic, with adapting cultures as a great way to communicate a message effectively.

Cultural Fusion
Utilizing national cultures to communicate effectively with a diverse consumer base.
Ethnic Adaptation
Adapting different ethnicities in products and services to appeal to a changing demographic.
Inclusive Design
Designing products that embrace diverse cultural influences to reach a wider audience.

Industries Being Reshaped

Furniture
Incorporating cultural fusion elements into furniture design and manufacturing.
Interior Design
Using ethnic adaptation to create unique and inclusive interior design concepts.
Marketing and Advertising
Leveraging cultural fusion as a strategy to effectively communicate with diverse target demographics in advertising campaigns.
SCORE
3.8 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen X
  • Millennial (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 64%
Activity 41%
Freshness 8%

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