A chair is supposed to be a comfortable piece of furniture, isn't it? Well would the word "pointy" ever tempt you into trying out the Silla Dgrulla? Crucially, this angular armchair is actually quite complementary to the contours of the human body, even though its overall appearance includes sharp corners and rigid planes.
When the Dgrulla Studio of Mexico designed this contemporary perch, they were working to model it on the origami crane that's used as their company logo. The papercraft object has triangular wings and balances beautifully on its folded extremities. A similar effect is established with the sharply cut wooden components of the Silla Dgrulla that are stabilized by a fine steel structure for the front legs.
What's Driving This Trend
- Origami-inspired Furniture
- There is an opportunity to create origami-inspired furniture pieces that combine artistic design with functional comfort.
- Angular Armchairs
- Designers can explore the concept of angular armchairs that feature sharp corners and rigid planes while still providing comfort and ergonomic support.
- Triangular Wood Components
- Incorporating triangular wood components in furniture design can create unique aesthetic appeal and structural stability.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Manufacturing
- The furniture manufacturing industry can explore new possibilities by incorporating origami-inspired designs and angular armchairs into their product offerings.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can utilize origami-inspired furniture and angular armchairs to add a modern and artistic element to their clients' spaces.
- Woodworking
- Woodworking professionals can experiment with incorporating triangular wood components in furniture design to create innovative and visually striking pieces.
