Always dreamed of being a king or queen and lavishly showing off your fancy palatial decor? These cut crystal armchairs by Marvin Alexander Inc might just help fulfill that fantasy.
For a mere $39,000, these 19th-century English upholstered crystal armchairs can give your abode the opulent edge that will make your friends look at you with utter envy.
Implications - Luxury has been taken to new heights with ultra-opulent, excessive products that serve indulgence exclusively, without thought of function or logic. This may be a result of the end of the credit crunch, with over-zealous consumers looking to spend some cash after a long period of ration, deprivation and strict spending rules.
What's Driving This Trend
- Excessive Luxury
- The trend of ultra-opulent and excessive products that cater only to indulgence without regard to function or logic is on the rise.
- 19th-century Revival
- The trend of modern furniture manufacturers bringing back 19th-century design elements is prominent.
- Crystal Accents
- Crystal is emerging as a popular accent material in high-end furniture design.
Who This Affects Most
- Luxury Furniture
- Luxury furniture manufacturers can capitalize on the trend of excessive luxury and incorporate unique design elements in their products.
- Crystal Manufacturing
- Crystal manufacturers can explore partnerships with furniture makers to expand beyond traditional uses in decor and jewelry and target the luxury furniture market.
- Home Decor
- Home decor retailers can incorporate crystal accents in their product lines to cater to consumer interest in adding luxurious elements to their interiors.
