Designer Lee Broom is celebrating his 10th London Design Festival by releasing an all-black furniture collection of his most famous work of the decade. The capsule collection reinterprets the artist's popular pieces with a darkened aesthetic that reimagines the beloved designs as chic yet Gothic home decor items.
The celebratory series titled 'On Reflection' maintains a retrospective tone, serving as a means for the artist to modernize his most popular work from the past decade. Utilizing black and charcoal grays, the collection features furniture pieces including the 'Hanging Hoop Chair,' 'Crescent Light,' 'Fulcrum Light,' 'Carousel' and 'On The Rock.' The diverse collection ranges from lamp shades, to chairs and even marble pot holders.
This limited edition collection will reimagine the artist's work with a stylistic mix of Art Deco and Bauhaus interpretations.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- All-black Furniture
- Exploring new ways to use the idea of the color black as a statement in furniture design can be a place for disruption.
- Retrospective Design
- Taking inspiration from the past, designers can reimagine and modernize classic designs while keeping their essence intact.
- Limited Edition Collections
- Limited edition collections can be an opportunity for artists and designers to reflect back on their work while experimenting with new trends and design elements.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture Design
- Furniture designers can use this capsule collection as inspiration to explore innovative uses of color and reinterpret their past work.
- Home Decor
- The all-black variations of Lee Broom's classic designs can inspire home decor brands to experiment with color and create unique pieces that cater to customer preferences.
- Artisanal Design
- This collection serves as an idea for artisanal designers to look back at their past work and reimagine it in a darker, more artistic way for their customers.
