Design and art studio Front work in collaboration with EFG, which is the European Furniture Group on the Ori modular sofa system. It boasts a minimal design language while celebrating the geometric art of Japanese origami. There are five modules that make up the series -- all of which can be used individually or configured together to cater to any room or space.
Similar to the way that origami folds, the visual look of Ori have a pleated design aesthetic that evokes a calm theme through perfectly symmetrical looks from any angle. To create the system, designers started by folding paper models and then grew from there. To add support, it adds a wooden base to enhance the overall profile and focus on the complex silhouette.
Image Credit: Front, EFG
What's Driving This Trend
- Modular Furniture Designs
- Origami-inspired modular furniture designs are disrupting traditional furniture industry standards.
- Geometric Furniture Aesthetics
- Minimal and geometric furniture aesthetics are becoming popular in modern interior design.
- Collaborative Furniture Design
- Cross-disciplinary collaborations in furniture design are resulting in innovative and functional furniture solutions.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Manufacturing Industry
- Incorporating origami-inspired designs into modular sofas offers disruptive innovation opportunities for the furniture manufacturing industry.
- Interior Design Industry
- Origami-inspired modular sofas and geometric furniture aesthetics provide disruptive innovation opportunities for interior design companies.
- Cross-disciplinary Design Industry
- Cross-disciplinary collaboration and furniture design offer disruptive innovation opportunities for multiple design industries.
