Design En Rogue Architecture recently debuted a capsule from S. Harris. The release is sure to capture the attention of modern designers and enthusiasts because it takes the aesthetic and functional teachings of Bauhaus as a starting point.
The Design En Rogue capsule successfully "translates Bauhaus influences into patterns" that can be wrapped around furniture silhouettes to create eye-catching effects. The practices aimed to "unite designs based in organic and industrial art with those of architecture."
A total of ten patterns make up the Design En Rogue Bauhaus-inspired collection. These include the Walker Fields, the Isle of Capri, the Senicio, the Vastu, the Off the Cuff, the Sheeler Modern, the Abstract Lines, the Nouvel, the Piston Mini, and the Usonian patterns. Each iteration has an accompanying Bauhaus reference, of course.
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Why This Trend Is Growing
- Bauhaus Revival
- The resurgence of Bauhaus-inspired design in furniture and fashion creates an opportunity for companies to create modern products with a retro vibe.
- Patterns as a Medium
- New technology and techniques allow patterns to become a key aspect of design, from furniture to clothing, providing businesses with an opportunity to innovate with unique patterns.
- Art Deco Influence
- Taking cues from the geometric shapes of art deco, businesses can create innovative designs that serve their traditional function with a modern twist.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Furniture
- With the Bauhaus style being translated into patterns that can be wrapping around furniture silhouettes, furniture makers have an opportunity to incorporate fresh designs into their product lines.
- Textiles and Home Decor
- The new line of patterns inspired by Bauhaus design offers a unique opportunity for companies in the textiles and home decor space to create designs for those seeking a modern but retro aesthetic in their homes.
- Fashion
- The geometric patterns of the Bauhaus movement can inspire the creation of bold and modern clothing designs as seen in the Design En Rogue capsule collection.
