Canadian furniture designer Judson Beaumont is the mastermind behind these unique shelves that double as dollhouses.
Inspired by the post-modern architecture in Palm Springs, Beaumont created the shelves entirely from recycled materials from his shop. He then accessorized the interior of each dollhouse-turned-shelf with miniature furniture to achieve the full, domestic effect. The mini furniture also offers a comical twist when users place their full-size car keys, smartphones and the like on the shelf.
Growing up is hard to do, perhaps because it involves putting down your toys and picking up a laundry list of responsibilities in their place. Fortunately, you can allow your inner child to come out and play (in a way that doesn't involve entertaining a midlife crisis) with the Floating House shelves by Judson Beaumont for Straight Line Designs.
What's Driving This Trend
- Recycled Furniture
- Exploring the market potential for recycling unused materials to create unique furniture with dual utility and aesthetic appeal.
- Multi-functional Furniture
- Designing furniture pieces that can transform into multiple items to cater to the modern consumer's needs with a smaller space for living.
- Miniature Interior Decor
- Leveraging miniature interior decor as a new trend for mainstream home decor, and offering a unique slash fun addition to the design landscape.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture
- Innovation opportunities for the furniture industry to create new furniture items using designing technologies and concepts that align with modern-day needs.
- Home Decor
- Improving the existing line of home decor and expanding it to include new themes by merging art with practicality.
- Sustainable Manufacturing
- Creating sustainable alternatives for manufacturing furniture with the objective of reducing the environmental impact of furniture production beyond traditional methods.
