This example of dip-dyed furniture is a collaboration between Swedish designers Karlsson and Bjork and textile designers Sundin/Persson. The cute stools look like something you could easily adapt as a DIY project at home.
The simple stools feature dip-dyed legs and square patterned dip-dyed fabric on top in pale pastel shades like blue, purple and green. The 'Dip Dye' chairs were recently exhibited at the Wood Punk Exhibition at the Stockholm Furniture Fair 2013. The designers dyed the fabric by tying it to the legs with string and allowing the dying imprint to form the patterns.
This range of dip-dyed furniture would look great as a splash of color in a modern apartment or home that doesn't have much space. The stool, whilst modern, also has a cozy homely feel.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Dip-dyed Furniture
- Opportunities for companies to explore the trend of dip-dyeing furniture for creative home decor
- DIY Home Projects
- Disruptive innovation potential for businesses providing DIY kits for consumers to create their own dip-dyed furniture
- Space-saving Furniture
- Innovative designs for compact furniture options that provide a splash of color in small living spaces
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design
- Interior design companies can tap into the demand for unique and creative furniture pieces
- Textile Design
- Textile designers can offer dip-dyeing services or create patterns specifically for dip-dyed furniture
- Home Improvement Retail
- Home improvement retailers can sell dip-dyeing kits and tools to DIY enthusiasts looking to personalize their furniture
