Oregon-based interior design firm Light and Dwell was originally started by Aymee Kuhlman and Molly Kidd. Now, the studio is opening the doors to its new Light and Dwell shop that highlights sustainability above all else. It has years of experience creating custom pieces and now the home furniture capsule by the brand is a standalone for customers to shop at the store.
The designs feature essential looks that give a new and refreshing perspective to classic silhouettes. There are vintage accents that nod to early European influences along with notable details such as the scalloped finishes. All of the furniture is made in Oregon wood atelier using harvested white oak. This is collected from fallen trees to align with the sustainable efforts.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Sustainability in Furniture Design
- Furniture designers are focusing on sustainability by using harvested white oak and vintage accents to create refreshing perspectives on classic silhouettes.
- Capsule Shops for Home Furniture
- Interior design firms are opening standalone shops to showcase their custom furniture designs, providing customers with a unique shopping experience.
- Incorporating European Influences in Furniture
- Furniture designs are incorporating vintage accents and scalloped finishes to pay homage to early European influences in interior design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design
- Interior design firms are opening standalone shops to showcase their custom furniture designs, providing customers with a unique shopping experience.
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Furniture designers are incorporating sustainable materials such as harvested white oak into their designs, aligning with the growing demand for environmentally friendly products.
- Retail
- Standalone capsule shops for home furniture offer customers a curated selection of designs and a personalized shopping experience, catering to the preferences of sustainability-conscious consumers.
