Singapore-based design studio Atelier Pendhapa introduces its new collectible furniture capsule during Zebres at Paris Design Week. It showcased a range of Javanese Teak in a solid black color in the form of a console, sofa, tables, stools, chairs, and other vessels.
The main design language throughout the range is the broad curves that serve different functions. The back of the Mast three-legged chair has a circular shape that wraps around the body to provide not only comfort but privacy as well. The curves are also used to add a touch of playfulness, which is prominently seen in the Khanda coffee table that separates into three different sections. It comes together in a similar way that a puzzle does.
Image Credit: Atelier Pendhapa
What's Driving This Trend
- Collectible Furniture
- Atelier Pendhapa introduces a new capsule of collectible furniture that showcases solid black Javanese Teak with broad curves that serve different functions, providing an opportunity for disruptively innovative furniture design.
- Broad Curves
- Broad curves serve different functions in Atelier Pendhapa's newest capsule of furniture, providing an opportunity for disruptively innovative design in a variety of industries that rely on form and functionality.
- Modular Furniture
- Atelier Pendhapa's Khanda coffee table that separates into three different sections like a puzzle provides an opportunity for disruptively innovative modular furniture design.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Design
- Atelier Pendhapa's collectible furniture capsule introduces new design elements and materials that can inspire disruptively innovative furniture designs in the industry.
- Interior Design
- Atelier Pendhapa's use of broad curves in their furniture capsule provides an opportunity for disruptively innovative interior design that balances form and functionality.
- Home Decor
- Atelier Pendhapa's modular Khanda coffee table provides an opportunity for disruptively innovative home decor design that highlights modularity and unique design elements.
