Creative agency Masquespacio created the ARCO collection by drawing inspiration from the distinctive look of 1970s furniture.
The lightweight and airy decor collection designed for Houtique features bold wireframe shapes in a bright yellow coloring that are accented by pink velvet cushions made by Houtique. The full range includes a couch, chairs, tables and high stool that all embrace arch shapes that add a playful touch to the pieces. This standout detail is emphasized by the name of the collection, ARCO, which means "arch" in Spanish.
As part of its design process, Masquespacio made a point to explore the juxtaposition of an industrial material like metal with colors and soft forms to create a different way for consumers to interact with the furniture pieces.
What's Driving This Trend
- Wireframe Design
- Expanding beyond furniture, wireframe design can be applied in various industries such as architecture and interior design to create lightweight and innovative structures.
- 70s Aesthetic Revival
- The throwback to the 70s continues to be a growing trend that can be seen in various industries, such as fashion and music.
- Juxtaposition of Materials
- The combination of contrasting materials, such as metal and soft fabrics, can be utilized to create unique designs in industries such as fashion and product design.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Design
- Designers can explore the use of wireframe structures and arch shapes to create playful and lightweight furniture collections, which may appeal to a younger demographic.
- Interior Design
- Incorporating designs inspired by the 70s, such as wireframe furniture, can add personality and uniqueness to spaces such as hotels and restaurants, creating a memorable experience for clients.
- Product Design
- The use of contrasting materials can be applied to various products, such as fashion accessories and electronics, to create eye-catching and innovative designs in the market.
