Contemporary Industrial Designer, Dzmitry Samal is known for the 'new retro-futurism' style of his naked human furniture. To his recently created human table with muscular legs, he has added a few more pieces; a lower table, a chair, mirror, and closet. As with the table, the chair and mirror have the appearance of being supported by a pair of man's legs. But it takes a full bodied man to support the closet, which actually looks like it is stepping into or out of a free-standing closet.
The naked human furniture is made of soft plastic, with a metal structure inside for support and is offered in metallic colors of purple, blue, greens and golds.
This naked human furniture will be sure to elicit comments from intrigued guests. I am glad that he didn’t add a bed frame to his collection, because I can only imagine what a startled guest’s reaction would be if they check under the bed before going to sleep, only to find a man under there!
What's Driving This Trend
- Naked Human Furniture
- Designing furniture that mimics the human form presents disruptive innovation opportunities in interior design and home decor.
- New Retro-futurism Style
- Embracing the new retro-futurism style in industrial design can lead to disruptive innovation in furniture design and manufacturing.
- Metallic Color Palette
- Using metallic colors like purple, blue, greens, and golds in furniture design offers disruptive innovation opportunities in interior decor and color trends.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- The field of interior design can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by incorporating naked human furniture and the new retro-futurism style.
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Furniture manufacturers can adopt the concept of naked human furniture and utilize the new retro-futurism style to create unique and innovative products.
- Home Decor
- The home decor industry can leverage the metallic color palette trend in accessories and furniture to offer disruptive design options for customers.
