Finnish-born Janne Kyttanen is a conceptual artist and designer who has a talent for creating immaculate 3D-printed furniture pieces. He recently appeared at the 'Design Miami / Basel' design fair to showcase some of his latest works.
Every part of the collection is wholly unique, with Janne Kyttanen tearing down boundaries with his creative use of the modern technique. Furniture and home accessories are granted styles that would be otherwise impossible if using traditional crafting -- however many of the pieces have rustic looks that comes for a historical inspiration.
Included within Janne Kyttanen's series is the 'Bronze Sedona Lounge Table' that features an all-over metallic look and an intricate pattern on top -- which gives it a futuristic aesthetic. Meanwhile, the 'Them Romans' sculptures takes a classic design and warps it by melting Roman pillars and perforating them with cracks.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Immaculate 3d-printed Furniture
- The use of 3D printing technology in furniture design creates unique and boundary-pushing pieces.
- Creative Use of Modern Techniques
- Innovative designers are pushing the boundaries of traditional furniture crafting by utilizing modern techniques.
- Futuristic Aesthetics in Furniture
- Designers are incorporating futuristic elements into furniture design to create visually striking and unique pieces.
Where This Applies
- Furniture Design
- The furniture design industry can benefit from embracing 3D printing technology to create one-of-a-kind pieces.
- Home Accessories
- The home accessories industry has an opportunity to explore and adopt modern techniques to create innovative and visually appealing products.
- Art and Sculpture
- The art and sculpture industry can be disrupted by incorporating 3D printing technology and futuristic elements into traditional designs.
