The cocoon 1 is the most in futuristic furniture as it seeks to confront people's understanding and relationship with furniture as we know it.
While inside the orb-like structure, one will experience the enjoyment of tranquility and solitude all while simultaneously being ever-present in your surroundings. The see-though plastic orb accomplishes this feat by allowing you to see out to the rest of the area while still being comfortable and confined in your own space. As the designer so eloquently states "It is a new type of furniture that transcends the border between object and space and challenges how we perceive furniture."
To complement the orb, the designer utilizes vibrant and primary colors for the Lego-esque cushions, which are movable and versatile to suit your specific needs. This way, you can change up its functionality and positioning however you so please.
Making use of all of your senses, it is as aesthetically pleasing and whimsical as it is functional. This is why the Cocoon 1 truly epitomizes the new age in futuristic furniture.
Futuristic Livable Spheres
The Cocoon 1 is Futuristic Furniture Taken to the Next Level
Trend Themes
1. Futuristic Furniture - There is an opportunity to create new furniture designs that challenge people's understanding and relationship with furniture as we know it.
2. Multifunctional Design - There is an opportunity to create furniture that functionally adapts to the needs of the individual in various contexts and environments.
3. Sensory Design - There is an opportunity to create furniture that appeals to multiple senses and provides a unique holistic experience for the individual.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture - The furniture industry can capitalize on new opportunities to design and market furniture that challenges people's understanding and relationship with furniture as we know it.
2. Interior Design - The interior design industry can integrate multifunctional and sensory design elements into their projects to create unique and personalized experiences for their clients.
3. Architecture - The architecture industry can explore the integration of multifunctional and sensory furniture designs into building plans to create innovative and personalized spaces.