French artist Christian Astuguevieille's trademark technique is his wide usage of textile, in particular rope cord, to create all kinds of multi-sensorial installations and rope furniture.
Astuguevieille considers his works to be "dream detonators," as his objects are created from everyday materials to reanimate the space they're in, tickling the viewers' imagination. This is particularly true of Christian Astuguevieille's finest pieces of rope furniture: the wonderful Milukan Armchair, Centori and Centour Chairs. I never thought a piece of painted rope cord could be so exciting.
In order to create these unique rope furniture pieces, Astuguevieille first creates the wood base then he wraps the painted rope cords around it. The result is supreme: rope furniture that look like they have nothing to do with rope cords.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Multi-sensorial Installations
- Opportunity for creating immersive experiences using everyday materials.
- Texture Exploration
- Opportunity for using unconventional materials in furniture design.
- Rope Furniture
- Opportunity for creating furniture pieces using rope in a new and exciting way.
Where This Applies
- Furniture Design
- Opportunity for furniture designers to explore new materials and techniques in their designs.
- Art Installations
- Opportunity for artists to create immersive art installations using everyday materials.
- Home Decor
- Opportunity for home decor brands to incorporate textures and unique materials in their products.
