Emmanuel Babled has designed the Quark table, an inventive series of irregularly-shaped tables that lie close to the ground.
Babled's organic, fluid forms immediately draw the eye in; the fact that the tables are so low to the ground is yet another aspect that sets them apart. The unorthodox shapes were created with the help of a Computer Numerical Control robot. Beyond shape and form, Babled also experimented with material, specifically marble and wood. The full range of material used in the range is marble, bronze, copper, plexiglass and wood, meaning that there's a table for everyone, and every space.
If you're looking for a statement piece to dress up a room, then one of the Quark tables would be a fabulous addition.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Fluid Shape Furniture
- Adoption and exploration of new geometric forms in furniture design.
- Low-lying Furniture
- Designing furniture that is low to the ground to create new ambiance and spatial experiences.
- Highly Customized Minimalist Furniture
- A new wave of highly customize-able designer furniture that are minimalistic in design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Innovative furniture manufacturers can leverage computer-controlled systems to produce unique furniture designs.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers have the opportunity to embrace the trend of fluid and low-lying furniture to transform home and office spaces.
- Architecture
- Architects can explore the use of non-traditional furniture designs to complement progressive minimalist themes in modern architectural projects.
