Jonas Herman Pedersen designs the Stilk side table, which has a design that seemingly hovers and is held by a single pillar that is supported by the middle to create a center of gravity. This way, it will not topple onto one side or the other and overall pushes boundaries. It is entirely constructed from wood and it rests on a thin monolith that stands off to one side.
The top of the table surface is not a flat circle but it does have an edge connected to it to allow the stem to be able to fold upwards. It also makes the top seem like it is hovering, as mentioned prior -- the height can also be adjusted by removing a small wooden rod.
Hovering Illusion Side Tables
Jonas Herman Pedersen Designs the Unique Stilk Side Table
Trend Themes
1. Floating Furniture - The trend towards floating furniture presents an opportunity for innovative designs like the Stilk side table by Jonas Herman Pedersen.
2. Single-pillar Design - The use of a single pillar to create balance and the illusion of floating in furniture design is an emerging trend, as demonstrated by the Stilk side table.
3. Wooden Furniture - An increasing trend towards natural and sustainable materials presents opportunities for wooden furniture designs like the Stilk side table.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - Innovative furniture designs like the Stilk table by Jonas Herman Pedersen push the boundaries of the industry.
2. Interior Design - The Stilk table is an example of furniture design that can inspire new and disruptive approaches to interior design.
3. Sustainable Manufacturing - The trend towards natural and sustainable materials in furniture design, such as the wooden Stilk table, offers opportunities for sustainable manufacturing processes and materials.