Heat-Moulded Seating

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Swiss Designer Markus Bangerter Melts His Designs Into Place

— October 22, 2011 — Art & Design
Swiss designer Markus Bangerter has created this chair by using heat as his creative tool of choice.

Although the chair looks like it’s made up of a series of felt pieces that could easily collapse with a light touch, the fragile-looking structure is as sturdy as can be. Markus Bangerter has used intensive heat to mould each piece into place. Having a chair like this in your home would definitely impress even the most artsy guests you have over.

It’s always refreshing to see a design as new and inventive as this, and Markus Bangerter promises to keep them coming.

Implications - Designs that dare to push the limits on creativity attract a larger amount of attention than those which simply focus on function. Taking risks and experimenting with styles could help an artist get their name out there.

Trend Themes

  1. Heat-moulded Seating — Heat as a creative tool for furniture design.
  2. Intensive Heat Molding — Using heat to create sturdier furniture without compromising on design.
  3. Pushing Creativity Limits — Designs that focus on pushing creativity attract more attention.

Industry Implications

  1. Furniture Design — Innovative furniture design using heat molding technology.
  2. Art and Sculpture — Heat molding as a new form of artistic expression.
  3. Interior Design — Heat-molded furniture as a unique and impressive statement piece in home decor.
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