True Design is gearing up to drop three chic collections that boast smooth, monochromatic furniture and some function-forward hybrid pieces. Dubbed 'True Goes Through,' the capsule features items that can be easily transferrable from office to home environments and everything in between. This is mainly due to the sophisticated and minimalist silhouettes, as well as the subtle choice of color palette.
The first drop of monochromatic furniture is 'CODE' which is essentially "a flexible seating system comprising poufs and maxi poufs." Conceived by Parisotto+Formenton, the pieces are adaptable enough to advocate for space-specific customization. Orlandini's 'E-QUO' is a hybrid object that can be used as a bench or "a fence for leaning." Finally, Favaretto and Partners' 'WAVE' features fluidly dynamic coffee tables and wall shelves.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Flexible Seating System
- The 'CODE' collection offers a flexible seating system that allows for space-specific customization.
- Hybrid Furniture
- Orlandini's 'E-QUO' provides a versatile hybrid object that can be used as a bench or a fence for leaning.
- Fluidly Dynamic Furniture
- Favaretto and Partners' 'WAVE' introduces fluidly dynamic coffee tables and wall shelves for added functionality and aesthetic appeal.
Where This Applies
- Furniture Design
- The minimalist monochromatic furniture designs present disruptive innovation opportunities in the furniture design industry.
- Interior Design
- The True Goes Through capsule offers transferable furniture pieces ideal for both home and office spaces, creating innovative opportunities in the interior design industry.
- Office Furniture
- True Design's monochromatic furniture collections bridge the gap between office and home environments, presenting disruptive innovation opportunities in the office furniture industry.
