When I say that the Le Orchidee Desk has some junk in the trunk, I mean it quite literally. It may be curvaceous, but those curves were not made to go to work. Instead, the curves hide a nice level writing surface within.
Designed by Mark Fish, the Le Orchidee Desk was created for the Millinery Works 21st Century Furniture exhibition in London. With a bit of a 70s feel to it, I think this retro table has something going for it in the design sphere. Check out the gallery above to see if you agree.
What's Driving This Trend
- Curvaceous Furniture Designs
- Incorporating curves into furniture design can open up new possibilities for unique and practical pieces.
- Retro-inspired Office Decor
- Nostalgic designs from past decades can add personality and flair to modern offices.
- Multi-functional Furniture
- Furniture that serves multiple purposes, like the Le Orchidee Desk's hidden writing surface, can provide practicality in small spaces.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Design
- Furniture designers can explore incorporating curves and hidden features into their designs to create innovative and practical pieces.
- Office Design
- Companies can incorporate retro and unique furniture designs to create a fun and inspiring workspace for their employees.
- Small Space Solutions
- Furniture manufacturers and designers can focus on creating products that serve multiple functions, particularly for those living in small apartments or homes with limited space.
