For the 2018 Milan Design Week, Italian furniture brand LaCividina concentrates on form and palette for a selection of minimalist and sleek upholstered seating, designed by French designer Constance Guisset and German designer Sebastian Hekner.
The appearances of the pieces are informed by the fluidity and inherent voluminous shape of ellipses. The upholstered seating is kept minimalist, allowing for the offerings to soundly reference the dynamics of the room. Coming in a variety of sizes, LaCividina's furniture collections exclusively entertain "only one depth," allowing for the pieces to have a certain sculptural aspect. The modern upholstered seating is prompted by skinny black pegs that not only add a juxtaposing sense of lightweight-ness but that also offer a contrast with the colorful appearance of LaCividina's furniture collection.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Minimalist Furniture Design
- The focus on form and palette in LaCividina's sleek upholstered seating collection presents an opportunity for designers to explore minimalist aesthetics in furniture design.
- Fluidity and Voluminous Shapes
- The use of ellipses as inspiration for the appearance of the upholstered seating opens up possibilities for designers to incorporate fluid and voluminous shapes in their furniture creations.
- Sculptural Aspect in Furniture
- The exclusive use of one depth in LaCividina's furniture collections allows for a sculptural aspect that can be explored and incorporated by furniture designers in innovative ways.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture Manufacturing
- The minimalist and sleek designs in LaCividina's upholstered seating collection offer opportunities for furniture manufacturers to cater to the demand for minimalistic and contemporary furniture.
- Interior Design
- The use of fluid and voluminous shapes in LaCividina's furniture collection presents opportunities for interior designers to create unique and visually striking spaces.
- Product Design
- The sculptural aspect showcased in LaCividina's furniture collection can inspire product designers to create innovative and functional furniture pieces that double as works of art.
