Daniel Libeskind's popular 'Gemma Collection' for Moroso now includes a sofa system featuring the same gemstone-inspired shapes. With a growing demand for experimental furniture, the new pieces are perfect for modern spaces.
The new additions to the Gemma Collection include a sofa and a sofa system that can be used for residential or commercial use. Like the chairs in the original collection, the new sofas feature the same asymmetrical faceted forms. The jagged pieces are then covered in an ombre knitted fabric that darkens at the bottom. The effect of the complex geometric design paired with the ombre fabric mimics the look of a gemstone for a unique aesthetic.
For those looking to add a touch of whimsy to a minimalist space, Libeskind's new sofa system is the perfect option.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Experimental Furniture
- The growing demand for experimental furniture presents an opportunity for designers to create unique and unconventional pieces like the Gemma Collection.
- Geometric Design
- The complex geometric design of the Gemma Collection's sofa system offers a disruptive innovation opportunity for designers to create visually striking furniture.
- Ombre Fabric
- The use of ombre knitted fabric in the Gemma Collection's sofas creates a gradient effect, opening opportunities for designers to incorporate gradient fabrics into their furniture designs.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Interior Design
- The Gemma Collection's gemstone-inspired sofas can be a game-changer in the interior design industry, offering a new and unconventional option for modern spaces.
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Furniture manufacturers can explore the design and production of asymmetrical faceted forms to meet the growing demand for experimental and unique furniture.
- Textile Industry
- The use of ombre knitted fabric in the Gemma Collection's sofas opens up opportunities for the textile industry to create innovative gradient fabrics for furniture.
