The Bambi Chair by Takeshi Sawada, a Japanese artist based in New York, is as adorable as the fictional fawn that inspired it. As though made for a child, the animalistic seat is diminutive in size. Nevertheless, considering that the Bambi Chair was created by an artist and not a furniture designer, the size was probably determined to reflect the height of a baby deer.
Conceived and created for kamina&C, the Bambi Chair by Takeshi Sawada is complete with a flecked fur seat, faux-hooves and antler back-rest. It is predominately made out of oak wood. It was recently displayed at the Tokyo DesignBoom mart held as part of Tokyo Designers Week. Now Sawada needs to create a Thumper and Flower chair.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Animal-inspired Furniture
- Opportunity for furniture designers to create unique and whimsical pieces that are inspired by animals.
- Miniature Furniture
- There is a niche market for small-scale furniture that is designed specifically for children or small spaces.
- Artistic Furniture Design
- Artists can venture into furniture design, merging creativity and functionality to create innovative pieces like the Bambi Chair.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture Design
- Furniture designers can explore new concepts and materials to create novel and playful furniture pieces.
- Children's Furniture
- There is an opportunity to design and market adorable and animal-inspired furniture specifically for children's rooms.
- Art and Design
- The art industry can explore collaborations between artists and furniture designers to create unique and visually striking furniture pieces.
