Although some people might find Jeremie by Eric Berthes, a furniture designer based in Paris, France, a little funky, it is an overall chic daybed that recalls the age of art deco in a modern way. From its bright use of colors to its asymmetrical shape, it would be hard not to appreciate its happy disposition, which would elevate the mood in any room.
Created for furniture manufacturer Milano Bedding, Jeremie by Eric Berthes is made out of high resilient polyurethane foam, feather backrest pillows and solid beech wood base in a standard wenge finish or a custom ordered RAL color. In spite of its retro influence, the daybed boasts a contemporary appeal that is perfect for modern spaces.
What's Driving This Trend
- Art Deco Revival
- Designers are incorporating art deco elements into modern furniture, creating a unique blend of retro and contemporary styles.
- Colorful Upholstery
- Furniture designers are embracing bold and vibrant colors in upholstery, adding a pop of personality to living spaces.
- Asymmetrical Seating
- Asymmetrical shapes are gaining popularity in couch designs, offering a visually striking and unconventional seating option.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Furniture manufacturers can explore art deco-inspired designs to cater to customers seeking a fusion of retro and contemporary styles.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can incorporate colorful couches with unique asymmetrical shapes to create visually impactful and modern living spaces.
- Home Decor Retail
- Retailers specializing in home decor can offer art deco-inspired couches with colorful upholstery as a trendy and eye-catching furniture option.
