The Walker Chair is inspired by stealth aircrafts, hence its sharp angles and sleek frame. When viewing the black version, it is hard not to miss the comparison. Yet the red and white options are much more subtle. Some may compare them to the art of origami due to their folded edges, others may simply see a minimalist modern design.
Created by Transformist Design, the Walker Chair is not made out of carbon fiber, however, or any other hi-tech material. Instead, it is fashioned out of a variety of powder-coated aluminum options. Contrasting seat and backrests give the Walker Chair a more customized appearances that will fit into different living spaces easier. Faceted and cantilevered, the silhouette is overall very dynamic.
What's Driving This Trend
- Stealth-inspired Furniture
- Opportunity for designing furniture with sharp angles and sleek frames inspired by stealth aircrafts.
- Origami-inspired Designs
- Opportunity for creating furniture with folded edges inspired by the art of origami.
- Minimalist Modern Aesthetics
- Opportunity for designing furniture with a minimalist and modern design aesthetic.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Opportunity for furniture manufacturers to incorporate stealth-inspired designs and folded edges into their product lines.
- Interior Design
- Opportunity for interior designers to utilize minimalist modern aesthetics and stealth-inspired furniture in their projects.
- Metal Fabrication
- Opportunity for metal fabricators to explore new techniques and materials to create furniture with a faceted and cantilevered silhouette.
