At a first glance, it is understandable that you might think that these 'Marble Poufs' by Cerruti Baleri were carved from a solid slab of stone. These poufs have a deceptively hard outer appearance, although they would be incredibly soft to sit on.
Cerruti Baleri's poufs feature three different prints by fashion designer Maurizio Galante. This furniture perfectly embodies the blurred lines between fashion, art and design in Italian culture.
The gorgeous spherical seating also works well as a footrest or ottoman. Despite the use of marble print, the poufs seem like they could easily be part of a modern museum exhibit. Thankfully,this is one form of art that you don't have to keep your distance from and it will not be uncomfortable to the touch.
Deceptive Marble-Print Poufs
Cerruti Baleri's Spherical Marble Seating is Soft to the Touch
Trend Themes
1. Deceptive Marble-print Poufs - Opportunity for creating furniture that blurs the lines between art, fashion, and design by using realistic marble prints on soft and comfortable seating.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - Leverage the use of realistic marble prints on seating to create unique and visually stunning furniture pieces.
2. Fashion Design - Explore collaboration opportunities with furniture manufacturers to create stylish and artistic seating using marble-inspired prints.
3. Art Exhibitions - Integrate furniture pieces with realistic marble prints into modern art exhibits, blurring the lines between functional furniture and art installations.