More and more designers are looking to the floor of their studios when searching for new materials to work with, resulting in collections like the Wood-con-fusion Series. Although 'new' is a relative term in these instances, creating furniture pieces out of carpentry scraps does breath new life into them. The Wood-con-fusion Series is particularly lively.
Designed by Eli Chissick of Chissick Design, the Wood-con-fusion Series is comprised of a variety of tables. Despite the commonality of the materials used, each table is as different from each other as strangers on the street. While Serial No.W47 looks like it belongs in a family farm house, Serial No.W76 has a slightly futuristic appeal that would suit modern homes perfectly.
Using fiberboard, veneer and Formica, the Wood-con-fusion Series boasts pieces of the highest quality.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Upcycled Furniture
- Opportunity for designers to create furniture pieces using discarded materials, giving them new life and reducing waste.
- Unique Table Designs
- Designers can showcase their creativity by crafting tables that are distinct from one another, offering a variety of styles for different preferences.
- Sustainable Materials
- Demand for furniture made from eco-friendly materials like fiberboard, veneer, and Formica, promoting sustainability in the industry.
Where This Applies
- Furniture Design
- Designers can explore innovative ways to repurpose discarded materials and create one-of-a-kind furniture pieces.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers have the chance to incorporate unique table designs into their projects, adding a touch of individuality to spaces.
- Sustainable Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can focus on producing furniture using sustainable materials, aligning with consumer demands for eco-friendly products.
