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Six N. Five's Furniture Concept is Called 'Holo-Scandinavian'
In recent years, holographic materials have been widely utilized by designers — from couture high fashion to auto manufacturing, and the latest addition to this category is Six N. Five's incredibly chic iridescent furniture line.
Dubbed 'Holo-Scandinavian,' Brazil-based designer Artur de Menezes might have just started a new style movement within home decor. The offerings exude a futuristic vibe that largely relies on aesthetic quality. The dynamic of the holographic material is definitely one worth mentioning as the pieces respond to different light sources.
For the silhouettes of his iridescent furniture collection, the South American multidisciplinary designer kept to organic shapes and clean lines. This minimalist approach to form effectively juxtaposes itself with the piece's strikingly futuristic finish.
Dubbed 'Holo-Scandinavian,' Brazil-based designer Artur de Menezes might have just started a new style movement within home decor. The offerings exude a futuristic vibe that largely relies on aesthetic quality. The dynamic of the holographic material is definitely one worth mentioning as the pieces respond to different light sources.
For the silhouettes of his iridescent furniture collection, the South American multidisciplinary designer kept to organic shapes and clean lines. This minimalist approach to form effectively juxtaposes itself with the piece's strikingly futuristic finish.
