Inspired by the negative space found between opened theater curtains, the Stage Legs create a unique personality for the table tops they are affixed to. Their shape is not only reminiscent of these drawn curtains, but also of the classic Queen Anne style legs, dubbed the cabriole. The Stage Legs may be a modern interpretation, but they are just as shapely in a sharper way.
Created by Melbourne-based designer Elliot Gorham of Noddy Boffin, the Stage Legs are made out of durable powder-coated steel. Available in a variety of different colors, including blue and purple, the Stage Legs may have a simple sculptural silhouette, but they are robust in nature and appropriately dramatic. Perfect for just about any piece of furniture, not just tables, they boast padded feet and height-adjustable castors.
Minimalist Crouching Furniture
The Stage Legs by Noddy Boffin Look Like Drawn Curtains
Trend Themes
1. Minimalist Furniture - The trend of minimalist furniture is gaining traction particularly with the younger generation who are looking for a cleaner, more refined aesthetic.
2. Playful Design - Customers are more interested in furniture that stands out and has a playful twist, which opens up a new opportunity for designers who are looking to create unique pieces.
3. Convertible Furniture - The idea of convertible furniture is becoming more popular especially with people living in small spaces, and designers who can create furniture that adapts to different spaces will have a competitive edge.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - Furniture designers who can leverage these trends will have the potential to stand out in a crowded market and attract a younger audience.
2. Home Decor - Home decor companies can create product lines that feature minimalist and convertible furniture pieces with a playful design to appeal to younger consumer groups.
3. Interior Design - Minimalist furniture with a playful design, such as Noddy Boffin's Stage Legs, will appeal to interior designers who are looking for unique and novel pieces to integrate into their designs.