End-Grain is a design studio that likes to experiment with both shape and textures, which is exactly what they have done with their latest pieces. The collection consists of tables, chairs and shelves, all of which have a slightly psychedelic effect.
The shelf for example takes on two purposes: first for placing random objects, and second specifically for standing up books. By adding in a ridge on one side people can then stand up their novels instead of laying them on one side. Even though this seems quite insignificant, it still helps to add a touch of originality to the home, which is always important.
The pieces will be on display during the Brussels Design Exhibition in September 2014, and will hopefully be available to purchase at some point too.
Photo Credits: designboom, raw-edges
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Psychedelic Furniture Designs
- Creating furniture that experiments with both shape and texture can add a touch of originality to the home.
- Multi-purpose Furniture
- Designing furniture that serves multiple purposes, such as standing up books, enhances its practicality for consumers.
- Experimental Furniture Collection
- Design studios can experiment with unconventional designs to bring unique pieces to the market.
Where This Applies
- Furniture Design
- Designers and furniture companies can incorporate psychedelic effects and multi-functional design features into their collections to appeal to consumers.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can utilize psychedelic furniture designs in their projects to add a distinct and original flair to a room.
- Exhibition Industry
- Hosting exhibitions focused on experimental furniture designs can generate buzz and act as a platform for designers to showcase their work to potential consumers and retailers.
