The 'Transparent' chairs have been created by Germany based architect, designer and art director Adorjan Portik as a furniture piece that will offer a decidedly minimal alternative to conventional designs.
The chairs are each achieved using three elements including a dynamic wooden frame along with steel point fixing joints and an acrylic sheet for the seat portion. These materials work together to create an illusory appearance that is industrial, modern and distinctly suited for a range of spaces.
The 'Transparent' chairs are each treated with an anti-static and anti-scratch protective polish to help the seats stay cleaner for longer by repelling contaminants. Each of the seats are available for purchase on Etsy and will work to elegantly enhance the aesthetic of any professional or personal space.
Image Credit: Anait Sagoyan/Adorjan Portik
What's Driving This Trend
- Minimalist Furniture
- Create furniture designs that offer more minimalist and unconventional alternatives to conventional designs.
- Illusory Materials
- Experiment with materials that can create an illusory appearance to add to the aesthetic of a range of spaces.
- Protective Finishes
- Develop protective finishes to help repel contaminants and make furniture stay cleaner for longer periods of time.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Furniture manufacturers can create illusion furniture that can suit a range of spaces while adding an aesthetic appeal.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can create designs that incorporate minimalist furniture like the Transparent chairs for clients to enhance the aesthetic of their spaces.
- Materials Engineering
- Materials engineers can explore different materials that can create an illusory appearance and experiment with protective finishes to enhance the aesthetics of different spaces.
