It's time to triangular in your home's interior with the Powder collection! This series of sofas and armchairs are designed by the talented German-born Kati Meyer-Brühl.
Coming in three colors (black, white and a bright pink), these angular designs are just the geometric fix your living room has been needing.
The Powder collection is sure to get people talking when it is exhibited at the German 2010 IMM Cologne show.
Implications - As furniture designs become more streamline and similar, consumers are finding it much more difficult to differentiate their personal possessions from their peers'. This is especially frowned upon in North American culture as individuality is one of its ideals. Corporations can combat this problem by producing items with highly experimental designs.
What's Driving This Trend
- Experimental Furniture Designs
- Producing items with highly experimental designs can combat the problem of furniture designs becoming more streamline and similar.
- Geometric Fix for Living Rooms
- The Powder collection's angular designs offer a geometric fix for living rooms.
- Personalization and Individuality
- Consumers are finding it difficult to differentiate their personal possessions from their peers, creating an opportunity for innovative designs.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Furniture manufacturers can explore experimental designs to stand out in a market that is becoming more streamline and similar.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can incorporate the geometric designs of the Powder collection to offer a unique and personalized touch to living rooms.
- Home Decor Retail
- Home decor retailers can cater to consumers' desire for individuality by offering furniture with highly experimental and unique designs.
