As you can see from the Victor wooden shelves series, quilted details are not solely reserved for bedding, clothes and the occasional sofa. Instead, quilting can be used for other furniture pieces like bookcases. Creating a warm, grandmothery presence, the Victor wooden shelves would be a welcomed addition into any home.
Created by German designer Daniel Becker, the Victor wooden shelves series is nevertheless clean-cut and contemporary as well, despite the use of a traditional fabric texture. Made out of solid oak wood, the quilt backs, which were made using fabric-covered MDF panels, are used mainly as accents rather than purposeful addition. In fact, some of the shelving in these series doesn't even use this backing. Available in two sizes, the Victor wooden shelves can even be hung on the wall.
What's Driving This Trend
- Quilted Furniture
- Furniture pieces like bookcases, chairs, and sofas can be designed with quilted details for a warm and cozy feel.
- Mixing Traditional and Contemporary Design
- Combining traditional elements like quilted textures with modern design can create unique and stylish furniture pieces.
- Multi-functional Shelving
- Designing shelving that can serve multiple purposes, such as a bookcase that doubles as a room divider, can meet the growing need for adaptable living spaces.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Furniture manufacturers can experiment with incorporating quilted textures into their designs for a cozy, homey feel.
- Home Improvement Retail
- Home improvement retailers can offer multi-functional shelving options to meet the needs of customers looking for adaptable living spaces.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can use the mix of traditional and contemporary design elements in creating unique and stylish living spaces for clients.
