The TOWARDS sofa sectional design by Anne Boysen for Erik Jorgensen creatively offers consumers the ability to design the layout of the lounge chair with moveable pieces that can be reconfigured to suit a variety of layouts and spaces. The chair has an asymmetrical back complete with rounded cushions for a modernist look.
The sofa design is a mix between casual and contemporary design by offering a place that is comfortable enough to cozy up in, but equally as stylish without a frumpy aesthetic. The sofa is a combination of lounge chair and armchair into one with shifting arm rests that can be positioned anywhere along the sofa to divide up the space and seating. The couch comes in a variety of woollen fabrics in several mosey green shades.
What's Driving This Trend
- Interchangeable Furniture
- Opportunity to develop furniture with interchangeable pieces that can be reconfigured to suit different layouts and spaces.
- Customizable Seating
- Innovation opportunity to develop seating products with customizable features that let consumers choose the layout and style of their furniture.
- Asymmetrical Designs
- Opportunity to create furniture with asymmetrical designs, which appeal to consumers looking for modern and unique aesthetics.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can capitalize on the trend of interchangeable furniture to offer consumers more customizable sofa designs.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can leverage customizable seating to create unique and personalized living spaces that meet the needs of their clients.
- Textile Industry
- Asymmetrical designs and mosey green shades provide an opportunity for textile companies to develop fabrics that appeal to consumers looking for unique and stylish furniture solutions.
