While the majority of furnishings tend to be symmetrical in structure, this aesthetic quality does not appeal to everybody. The Stack Buffet is still quite a postmodern piece that would perhaps be of more interest to a younger generation.
Once you've taken in the usual composition of the ash wood or walnut console, you might begin to wonder about the function of the piled planks that add such weight to one side. Naturally, this feature needs not actually serve a practical purpose, for it successfully intrigues the observer by mere appearance.
However, Esrawe Studio has hidden a pair of drawers in this part of the Stack Buffet. The mass is actually hollow and reinforces the object's bonus value as an efficient storage system.
What's Driving This Trend
- Asymmetrical Home Furniture
- Opportunity for furniture companies to create postmodern furniture that appeals to a younger generation with unique, asymmetrical designs.
- False Structure Design
- Opportunity for designers to create furniture with a false stacked structure that adds weight and intrigue to the object while also providing bonus value as efficient storage.
- Hidden Storage Systems
- Opportunity for furniture companies to incorporate hidden compartments or drawers in furniture designs to add bonus value and functionality for consumers.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Opportunity for interior designers to incorporate postmodern, asymmetrical furniture designs in their projects to appeal to younger generations.
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Opportunity for furniture manufacturers to create furniture with a false stacked structure and hidden storage systems to provide unique, functional pieces for consumers.
- Home Storage Solutions
- Opportunity for companies that focus on home storage solutions to collaborate with furniture manufacturers and designers to create furniture pieces that offer efficient storage options for consumers.
