Henri Judin's furniture collection is currently on display at SaloneSatellite for Milan Design Week this year. It is a range that perfectly borders between maximalism and minimalism. The looks are inspired by pop art, neon yellow tones, and the built environment. Wood is the main material that is used but it is then elevated by bright pops of color and an edgy theme.
Judin speaks about the design, stating "Neon yellow is mesmerizing. Working with the color has brought me memories I almost had forgotten. When I was a child, I loved most the clothes with neon yellow details in them. One winter, I got fluorescent yellow ice skates. I was bullied at school because of them as they were different from everyone else’s. But I didn’t care – I felt invincible with my skates. Remembering the joy and the empowerment, I knew I wanted to use the color in the collection. I hope the collection and the colors radiate joy for the people."
Pop Art-Inspired Bright Furniture
Henri Judin's New Furniture Series Unveiled at SaloneSatellite
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