London-based designer Lara Bohinc of Bohinc Studio showcases her new furniture collection “in a 200-year-old house in London’s King’s Cross.” Much like previous ranges, this one also takes inspiration from celestial bodies and the vastness of space. The items that are on display include two poufs, three chairs, a console, a range of lights and a loveseat. Each of these boasts a highly geometrical appearance. In addition, Bohinc Studio also spotlights a range of homeware, including two boxes and a vase. The décor items “pay homage to the upcoming conjunction of Pluto, Jupiter, and Saturn.”
The stunning and ethereal space-themed furniture collection is exhibited at the London Design Festival and what is noteworthy is that the items are presented as part of an “immersive installation.”
Photo Credits: Philippe Fragniere
What's Driving This Trend
- Celestial-inspired Furniture
- Furniture designers can create furniture collections inspired by celestial bodies and the vastness of space.
- Geometrical Furniture Design
- Furniture designers can experiment with highly geometrical appearances in their furniture designs.
- Immersive Furniture Installations
- Furniture designers can explore the creation of installations that immerse consumers into a spectacular world of furniture design and aesthetics.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Design
- The furniture industry can innovate by developing new furniture collections inspired by celestial bodies and the vastness of space.
- Interior Design
- Innovative interior designers can create unique spaces using geometrical furniture designs to create bold statement pieces/looks.
- Event Design
- Event designers can create immersive furniture installations as part of exhibitions, trade shows, and other events that showcase furniture design aesthetics.
