Danish design firm Republic of Fritz Hansen has been active since 1872, where the company has been churning out high end furniture which has been constantly evolving.
The furniture brand has recently come out with an accessories collection to match its products. With 'Objects,' Republic of Fritz Hansen carefully crafts each piece, working with other designers to get a range of different products. Designers attributed to the series include Jaime Hayón, Arne Jacobsen as well as Sophie Nielsen and Rolf Knudsen of Studio Roso.
'Objects' uses pieces from past collections and reinterprets them with a fresh and modern perspective, staying true to the classic design while transitioning the range with contemporary features. The company also re-releases pieces seen in its early 1950s collection -- such as the folding tray table and the classic 'Dot' stool.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Modernized-homeware-accessories
- Danish design firm Republic of Fritz Hansen's accessory collection showcases the potential of reinterpreting past designs with a fresh and modern perspective.
- Collaborative-designs
- Working with different designers for each product in the 'Objects' collection shows the potential of combining different perspectives to create innovative designs.
- Heritage-brands-innovation
- Republic of Fritz Hansen's success in continuously adapting their classic designs with contemporary features highlights the potential of heritage brands to innovate.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture
- Furniture companies can explore opportunities to reinterpret past designs with modern features to create new product lines that cater to changing consumer preferences.
- Home Accessories
- Home accessories companies can collaborate with designers to create innovative pieces that combine classic aesthetics with modern design elements.
- Heritage Brands
- Heritage brands in various industries can learn from Republic of Fritz Hansen's approach of balancing tradition with innovation to remain relevant in today's market.
