The Ida Side Table collection is both adorable and chic. Comprised of colorful designs that feature a sculpturally bulbous base, the pieces of furniture are at once full of character and completely minimalist. According to the designers, "Ida combines the sense of craft and forms of hand thrown vessels."
Displayed at the Common Wealth exhibition of young Australian designers at the Habitat store in Chelsea as part of the London Design Festival, the Ida Side Table collection was created for Mule furniture. Each piece is made out of solid FSC Victorian ash and colour-pigmented lacquer. Designed to be viewed as well as used, the Ida Side Table collection would add to the decor of a living space rather than detract from it. Especially great for family homes, the tables are lighthearted.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Bulbous Base Furniture
- The Ida Side Table collection showcases the trend of sculpturally bulbous base furniture, offering disruptive innovation opportunities in the home decor industry.
- Colorful Designs
- The Ida Side Table collection demonstrates the trend of incorporating colorful designs into minimalist furniture, presenting disruptive innovation opportunities for designers in the furniture industry.
- Craft and Minimalism
- The Ida Side Table collection exemplifies the trend of combining craft and minimalism in furniture design, opening up disruptive innovation opportunities for artisans and craftsmen in the interior design industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Home Decor
- The Ida Side Table collection introduces a new trend in bulbous base furniture, offering disruptive innovation opportunities for manufacturers, retailers, and designers in the home decor industry.
- Furniture Manufacturing
- The Ida Side Table collection's unique design and use of solid FSC Victorian ash and color-pigmented lacquer present disruptive innovation opportunities for furniture manufacturers looking to create visually appealing and functional furniture pieces.
- Interior Design
- The Ida Side Table collection sets a new trend by combining craft and minimalism in furniture design, providing disruptive innovation opportunities for interior designers seeking to create unique and aesthetically pleasing living spaces.
