'Kitt' by Stefan Diez is a chair that's ready to be transported in no time. Diez made the design so that no tools are needed to put the item together, and it's relatively straightforward to do.
The chair was made for HAY, a company that knows how to appeal to consumers who are not the most handy with tools. Moreover the chair itself is sleek in design, and is not overly colorful or decorated, making it suitable for a number of different spaces. If you are looking for a pop of color, there is the option to mix and match different sections such as the legs to get this alternative appearance.
Kitt by Stefan Diez is perfect for easy moving.
Photo Credits: designboom, stefan-diez
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Tool-less Furniture
- There is an opportunity to create additional furniture pieces that do not require tools for assembly.
- Modular Furniture
- Modular furniture that allows customers to mix and match pieces for a customizable look can disrupt the furniture industry.
- Flat-pack Furniture
- Flat-pack furniture that is easy to transport and assemble can disrupt the furniture industry for people who move frequently or have limited space.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture
- Furniture companies can incorporate tool-less designs to appeal to consumers who are not handy with tools and want easy-to-assemble options.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can recommend modular furniture to clients who want customizable options and flat-pack furniture for clients with limited space.
- Moving and Storage
- Moving and storage companies can consider flat-pack furniture as a solution for customers who frequently move or have limited space in their new homes.
