The 'Objectextile' exhibition was created by Nendo and Jil Sander for Milan Design Week 2017, an annual furniture fair that showcases work from designers from all around the world.
The entire Objectextile exhibition was completely minimalist, with varying hues of white and muted gray making up all of the pieces. The majority of the pieces in the exhibition were clothing items, however there were also long trails of textiles positioned under white cube-shaped tables. Although the latter featured different patterns, from camouflage to stripes, the apparel stayed uniform in appearance by making use of the same polka dot pattern.
Nendo and Jil Sander's exhibition will be featured at the showroom on Via Luca Beltrami until April 9th.
What's Driving This Trend
- Minimalist Fashion
- Opportunity for brands to create minimalist fashion collections that feature clean lines and neutral colors.
- Polka Dot Pattern
- Potential for designers to incorporate polka dot patterns into their clothing and accessories for a playful and retro touch.
- Textile Design
- Chance for textile designers to experiment with different patterns and textures to create visually appealing and unique fabrics.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for fashion brands to explore minimalism and incorporate polka dot patterns into their collections.
- Interior Design
- Opportunity for interior designers to create minimalist spaces using white and gray hues and incorporate textiles with polka dot patterns for added visual interest.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for textile manufacturers to produce fabrics with unique patterns and textures that can be used in fashion and interior design.
