Resurrected scraps of wood were used to create the 'Vision of Dry Boards' collection. Inspired by Mary Shelley’s 'Frankenstein,' this furniture line explores the idea of life and death (as well as eco-friendliness).
Designed by Tlalit Segal Raayoni, the 'Vision of Dry Boards' collection doesn't look creepy, thankfully. Embracing organic forms, these pieces are beautifully natural. According to Yanko Design, "Raayoni infuses into this set of furniture is the concept of 'object-friends' -- inanimate objects meant to present an animate presence."
What's Driving This Trend
- Eco-friendly Furniture
- The 'Vision of Dry Boards' collection showcases the potential of using recycled materials to create beautiful and functional home decor pieces.
- Organic Shapes
- The furniture's embrace of organic forms opens up opportunities for designers to create pieces that feel more connected to the natural world.
- Animate Presence
- The concept of using furniture to create an animate presence is a disruptive idea, creating the potential for further exploration into interactive and emotional home decor.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Design
- The 'Vision of Dry Boards' collection showcases the potential of using recycled materials to create beautiful and functional home decor pieces, creating an opportunity for companies to explore more eco-friendly production methods.
- Sustainability
- The use of recycled wood in the 'Vision of Dry Boards' collection highlights the growing trend towards sustainability in the manufacturing industry, expanding opportunities for companies to create environmentally conscious products.
- Interior Design
- The embrace of organic forms in the 'Vision of Dry Boards' collection creates opportunities for innovative interior designs that prioritize incorporating natural elements into living spaces.
