Argentinian architect Paula Valentini designs the new R24 series, which is a sculptural capsule that is designed for GANDIABLASCO. It is made up of two items, featuring a low coffee table and a stool to match, delivering a small scaled furniture range.
She explains that “The image of the weightlessness of bodies held in space and the intention to explore structural fabrics became the guiding light of the project. Through R24 I evoke sensations and images like the evanescence of a bailiff’s wing. It is a useful object and it is also a work in space." The collection now joins the brand's outdoor furniture range and it is defined by geometric shapes that embody a lightweight feel and look.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Structural Fabrics
- Designers are exploring structural fabrics to create lightweight and elegant furniture pieces.
- Geometric Shapes
- Furniture designs are incorporating geometric shapes to create a modern and sleek appearance.
- Small Scaled Furniture
- There is a growing demand for small scaled furniture pieces that are functional and visually appealing.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture and Design
- Architects and designers are embracing new materials and techniques to create innovative furniture designs.
- Outdoor Furniture
- The outdoor furniture industry is expanding its range with new and stylish collections.
- Home Decor
- Consumers are seeking unique and space-saving furniture options for their homes.
