The furniture collection TurrinBy by Erwan Péron is a series of interior decoration pieces that depart from the conventional model of seating. Many of the items featured in this collection are composed of incongruous angles and outlines, making the installation an experiment in modern interior decor.
TurrinBy insists on distinguishing itself apart from the mold precisely by emphasizing qualities that are "out of place." A beautiful wooden cabinet is decorated by a series of square patterns with random tiles either protruding or sinking into the structure, drawing attention to design's focus on randomness and diversity.
Other pieces blend together various furniture ideas. A recliner rests a top a transparent case displaying a collections of books underneath, acting as both shelving unit and seating arrangement.
Deconstructionist-Inspired Furniture
TurrinBy by Erwan Péron Places Emphasis on Random Design
Trend Themes
1. Deconstruction Design Trend - The trend in furniture design where forms are broken down into their component pieces, creating abstract yet cohesive shapes.
2. Randomness Emphasis Trend - The trend in furniture design where random elements are incorporated into the structure to create an eclectic look and showcase unique design points.
3. Multi-functional Furniture Trend - The trend in furniture design where different furniture pieces are combined to provide multiple functions and create a space-saving approach to interior design.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design Industry - Furniture designers can focus on incorporating deconstruction design elements and randomness to create unique pieces for modern buyers.
2. Interior Design Industry - Interior designers can use these deconstructed and random pieces to add eclectic elements to their designs, or incorporate multi-functional pieces for space-saving solutions.
3. Home Decor Industry - Home decor companies can expand their product lines to include deconstructed and random furniture pieces, providing customers with unique design options for their homes.