Coffee tables often prioritize function over form, which is what makes Nimio's tables so unique, as the brand incorporates elements of technology and design to produce tables that can enhance the interior of any room.
The series is entitled Hanami, which translates to the act of viewing flowers -- a common occurrence during spring in Japan. This act perfectly encompasses the collection, as the designers aimed to help the consumer slow down, and appreciate every detail of a home. The gorgeous tabes are both simple and practical, with a subtle elegance that makes them an ideal addition to a home. Like the flowers it was inspired by, these tables come in varying heights and colors, but all feature the same hexagonal shape, and white and blue colorway.
Photo Credits: designboom, nimio-lab.es
What's Driving This Trend
- Functional Design
- Opportunity to create coffee tables that prioritize both functionality and aesthetic appeal through elements of technology and design.
- Slow Living
- Potential for creating furniture that encourages consumers to slow down and appreciate the details of their home environment.
- Hexagonal Shapes
- Innovation opportunity in utilizing hexagonal shapes as a design element in furniture to create a unique and visually appealing aesthetic.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture
- The furniture industry can explore the integration of technology and design to create functional and elegant coffee tables for consumers.
- Interior Design
- Opportunity for interior designers to incorporate furniture that promotes slow living and enhances the overall aesthetic of a home.
- Home Decor
- Potential for the home decor industry to offer hexagonal-shaped furniture, such as coffee tables, as a trendy and unique option for consumers.
