The tattoo chair by ‘Cookie Bros’ is made of solid ash wood and laden with old school tattoo motifs. The nature of the wood gives the chair a rustic edge and the addition of ink amplifies the unusual appearance of the design. As a whole, the chair seems a little rebellious and is reminiscent of doodling in ink on the surface of a school desk. It is almost enticing enough to make you want to add your own markings to the chair.
The chair features the work of American tattoo artist Daniel O. Sawyer, and is aptly named the ‘Danny Boy Chair.’ Unlike the permanence of a tattoo, the design of the chair itself is quite flexible, equipped with several removable parts that serve different functions, like height-adjustable arm rests and table-like extensions.
Photo Credits: designboom, cookiebros
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Tattoo-inspired Furniture Design
- Opportunity for furniture and interior design companies to collaborate with tattoo artists to create unique and personalized furniture pieces.
- Flexible Design in Furniture
- Opportunity for furniture makers to create adjustable and modular furniture pieces that cater to changing user needs and preferences.
- Rustic-industrial Aesthetic
- Opportunity for companies in the home decor and interior design industries to create and market products that embrace a rustic-industrial aesthetic with a touch of rebellion.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Furniture Design
- Furniture companies can leverage the trend of tattoo-inspired furniture design to create unique and engaging furniture pieces.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can incorporate flexible and modular furniture pieces to create a functional and adaptable living space for their clients.
- Home Decor
- Home decor companies can embrace the rustic-industrial aesthetic with a touch of rebellion to create products that are both trendy and unconventional.
