The Green Hideaway chair concept is designed by Stockholm-bassed design studio Front/ with the collaborative help of European chain HORNBACH and creative agency HeimatTBWA\. The chair is a DIY living plant furniture piece and it invites those to interact with nature.
The chair is the newest addition to the HORNBACK WERKSTÜCK series, which is a series that focuses on democratizing premium design through collaborations with progressive artists and designers to create new projects. This chair specifically was inspired by the classic Swedish seat known as the pinnstol. After building the natural wooden frame as the structure, they are able to add their selection of trailing vines that ultimately create the green sanctuary seating of the chair.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Living Plant Furniture
- Creating furniture pieces that incorporate living plants, bringing nature indoors.
- DIY Home Decor
- Designing and producing furniture pieces that allow consumers to customize and assemble at their own convenience and creativity.
- Sustainability and Eco-friendly Design
- Integrating environmentally sustainable and eco-friendly design practices into furniture manufacturing, promoting awareness and responsible consumption.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Opportunity to explore new design concepts and production processes that prioritize sustainable materials and practices.
- Home and Garden Retail
- Incorporating living plant furniture pieces into product lines and offering DIY options for consumers to create unique home decor items.
- Environmental Conservation
- Partnering with designers and manufacturers to produce eco-friendly products that promote sustainability and responsible consumption, advocating for a greener future.
