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Goldfinger, Holland Harvey & Tate Modern Create Ash Furniture

London-based social brand Goldfinger works together with Tate Modern and architecture studio Holland Harvey to present the Ash furniture collection. This is made for the gallery's Corner Cafe and is defined by its minimal design language. It is made up of a bench, stool, and dining table using a fallen ash tree, as referenced in its namesake. This is selected to honor the elegance of the native British wood.

Associate at Goldfinger, Lisa Werner states, "In collaborating with Holland Harvey and Tate Modern, I think we all saw the wide appeal of the sleek and bold design, the ash rescue story, as well as being able to own a piece of Tate Modern. This is Tate’s first foray into furniture and celebrating their commitment to sustainably-minded partners at the outset is really impactful for the commercial market."
Trend Themes
1. Minimal Design - The Ash furniture collection showcases a minimal design language, offering the potential for streamlined and modern furniture solutions.
2. Sustainable Materials - Using fallen ash trees to create the furniture collection highlights the growing trend of utilizing sustainable and eco-friendly materials in design.
3. Collaborative Partnerships - The collaboration between Goldfinger, Holland Harvey, and Tate Modern demonstrates the potential for fruitful partnerships in the furniture industry, combining expertise and creativity for innovative product offerings.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture - The Ash furniture collection showcases the disruptive potential of minimal design in the furniture industry, offering sleek and bold alternatives to traditional styles.
2. Interior Design - The use of sustainable materials like fallen ash trees in furniture design presents disruptive opportunities in the interior design sector, catering to an increasing demand for eco-friendly and socially responsible products.
3. Art Galleries - Tate Modern's foray into furniture design opens up disruptive innovation opportunities for art galleries to expand their reach and revenue streams by creating unique and limited-edition collaborations with designers and artists.

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