This Pompom Pouf by Studio Avni is a burst of color and inspiration for environmentally conscious homes. The small, bright-colored pompoms are made of recycled Sarees, the vividly draped traditional Indian garments worn by women in India.
The individual pompom shells are made of 100% upcycled linen and silk from Sarees, with 100% cotton filling inside. Wooden legs are made of locally found Indian wood. The intricately sewn pouf would make a great decorative seating or foot stool. The bubble-like 3D texture of the pouf livens up any room atmosphere.
This upcycled furniture line was showcased at the 2013 Milan Design Week, in recognition for its eco-friendly aspect of converting old and discarded clothes into something new and exciting. The Pompom pouf would be a nice finishing touch for the environmentally conscious furniture lovers.
What's Driving This Trend
- Upcycling
- The trend of repurposing discarded materials into functional objects presents opportunities for sustainable innovation.
- Ethnic-inspired Decor
- Adapting cultural textiles into contemporary furniture designs presents an opportunity to create unique and striking decor.
- Eco-friendly Design
- Designing sustainable products and reducing waste presents an opportunity for environmentally conscious companies to differentiate themselves in the market.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Furniture manufacturers can explore using recycled or upcycled materials to create unique, sustainable products.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Textile manufacturers can focus on developing sustainable materials and exploring ways to repurpose leftover fabrics.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can incorporate ethnic-inspired designs and sustainable materials into their projects to create eco-friendly yet stylish spaces.
