Alejandra Gandía-Blasco taps the help of both Rocío Gambín and OiKo Design to create the nomadic 8′ 33″ collection that is full of sustainable and open-design concepts. It is made for the Scenes From the Near Future exhibition which is a show that is curated by design journalist Tachy Mora.
It is going to be on display until March 19, 2023, and builds upon the theme that reflects the changes in homes for the foreseeable future. The project dives into five different concepts -- this includes flexibility, nomadism, modularity, sustainability, and multi-functionality. The three forces unveil its new capsule, 8′ 33″, which is named after the exact time it takes to assemble the collection of furniture.
Image Credit: Scenes From the Near Future
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Nomadic Furniture
- Creating furniture that is easy to assemble, transport and adapts to different spaces and lifestyles
- Sustainable Design
- Developing sustainable and environmentally-conscious designs and materials for furniture production.
- Modular Furniture
- Designing furniture with interchangeable components that gives the consumer flexibility to create different setups and configurations.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Integrating new and more sustainable materials and technologies in home furniture manufacturing processes, thus creating eco-friendly products for consumers.
- Interior Design
- Incorporating modular and nomadic furniture design concepts into traditional interior design practices to meet the needs and preferences of clients.
- Sustainable Living
- Creating furniture that supports a sustainable and eco-friendly lifestyle, thus enabling consumers to live in harmony with the environment.
