The 'Ibis' hanging seats are designed with a naturalistic aesthetic that makes them suitable for those who want to incorporate a natural touch into a space. Each of the cocoon-like hanging chairs are crafted from volcanic Basalt fibers that have been woven and shaped into a nest-like seat and sealed using natural resins. This creates a lightweight yet strong seat that will provide a great place to relax.
The 'Ibis' hanging seats are capable of absorbing UV light as well as electromagnetic and radio waves to protect a person while they are sitting in the chair. The 'Ibis' chairs are handmade and are the design work of industrial designer Raimonds Cirulis of the Maffam Freeform design workshop.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Naturalistic Aesthetics
- Designing products with a naturalistic aesthetic offers opportunities to incorporate nature into various industries.
- Radiation Protection
- Creating products that can absorb UV light, electromagnetic waves, and radio waves opens up opportunities for innovative solutions in radiation protection.
- Lightweight Woven Materials
- Using lightweight woven materials like volcanic Basalt fibers provides opportunities for creating strong and durable products in different sectors.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture
- Developing hanging seats with naturalistic aesthetics can disrupt the furniture industry by offering unique and eco-friendly seating options.
- Home Decor
- Introducing radiation-protective hanging seats can bring disruptive innovations to the home decor industry, providing people with functional and stylish products.
- Industrial Design
- Utilizing lightweight woven materials can revolutionize the field of industrial design, enabling the creation of durable and versatile products.
