Paul Croft designs the five-piece 'Timber' collection for modular furniture label Isomi. The Timber collection is comprised of a series of wooden storage or display pieces that are able to be configured in a number of ways or function as its own individual furniture. The series is designed to fill the spaces of work environments and public settings, and this also marks the label's first project of wooden furniture. Croft emphasizes that he focused closely on material and construction, whilst keeping the form simplistic.
Every piece is created so that it can be viewed from any angle and includes thoughtful details throughout the front and back. The first furniture piece is the Chamfer, which is a series of interconnected modules that come together in a steel frame with concrete legs. The second is the Stack, which is a stacking system that boasts a U-shape and the Grid is an eight-piece series that offers both open and closed storage units. In addition, the collection's 360 storage unit and the Bench are all able to work in conjunction with every piece in the Timber collection.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Modular Wood Furniture
- Designing modular furniture that can be easily configured and assembled offers cost-effective and sustainable solutions for both residential and commercial spaces.
- Multifunctional Storage Solutions
- Creating furniture pieces that can serve multiple purposes and adapt to different spaces creates a more flexible living and working environment.
- Simplified Design
- Streamlining the design of furniture pieces while still maintaining functionality and aesthetic appeal reduces costs and improves accessibility for consumers.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Manufacturers who invest in the development of modular and multifunctional furniture can offer more sustainable and flexible solutions to consumers, while reducing costs and increasing profits.
- Interior Design
- Designers who incorporate modular furniture with simplified design into their projects can offer their clients more versatility and flexibility to adapt to different living and working spaces.
- Sustainable Construction
- Construction companies who use modular and multifunctional furniture pieces in their projects can reduce waste and promote sustainable living and working spaces, while offering more cost-effective solutions to clients.
