The Lounge Chair Onda by Spanish designer Diego Granese incorporates a truly intricate design into a sleek, minimalist seater.
This paper-thin furniture piece will fit seamlessly into anyone's home decor, consisting of a single piece of stainless steel, covered with leather. The Lounge Chair Onda looks as though it's floating in air, reclining back under your weight as you lie back and relax.
Implications - With the cost of living increasing astronomically annually, the cost of real estate has also seen a rise. Higher-priced abodes mean that many people are finding they can afford less space. Smaller abodes mean that people are looking to purchase smaller furniture, more generally. Companies that can create smaller products that still have aesthetic appeal can benefit from the economic downturn; bigger is no longer necessarily better in the eyes of consumers.
What's Driving This Trend
- Paper-thin Furniture
- Creating minimalist furniture designs using single pieces of material can provide aesthetic appeal
- Smaller Furniture
- Creating smaller products that still have aesthetic appeal can benefit from the economic downturn
- Minimalist Design
- Companies that create sleek and simple designs can appeal to consumers who value space-saving solutions
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture
- The furniture industry can benefit from creating smaller, aesthetically pleasing products to cater to consumers in smaller living spaces
- Real Estate
- As the cost of living increases, the real estate industry can benefit from promoting space-saving solutions and smaller living spaces
- Interior Design
- With the trend towards smaller living spaces, the interior design industry can focus on creating minimalist and functional designs for clients
