The mess of colorful clothing on the bed or floor could often be interpreted as an abstract work of art (at least, to those who have no inclination towards tidiness), but now The Berg by Akash Eskafi, a student from Sweden’s Konstfack, can make it into legitimate art. It is a modern clothing rack that is shaped like an iceberg, hence its name.
Created for a project revolving around the theme of negative space, The Berg by Akash Eskafi was inspired by the Swedish saying, "When one is somewhat messy: one leaves behind a mountain of clothes." Creating a mountain of his own, Eskafi reveals, “I started to reflect on the idea of turning something otherwise considered negative into something fun and positive." He certainly succeeded in doing that and more.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Sculptural Furniture
- Designing artistic and unconventional storage pieces to elevate interior design aesthetics.
- Negative Space Designs
- Incorporating negative spaces within furniture designs and turning them into functional art pieces.
- Environmental Design
- Taking inspiration from nature and the environment, and infusing it into furniture designs.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Interior Design
- Bringing unique storage solutions to elevate the aesthetic of residential and commercial spaces.
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Creating functional art pieces that also serve as storage solutions to appeal to design-conscious consumers.
- Environmental Sustainability
- Using recycled and eco-friendly materials to create furniture pieces that take inspiration from nature.
