Shel Han is a designer that offers millennials a simple way to set furniture up and take it down with a range of wooden moveables that can be put together without excess parts or the need for tools. All the parts seamlessly fit into one another using slots and can be put together entirely by hand. The furniture is as easy as it is to assemble as it is to take a part, making it ideal for consumers that often move spaces or have little room.
The furniture collection features ten different pieces that span chairs, tables and other necessary home staples. Each of the pieces is made out of strong wood with a design inspired by traditional Chinese joinery. This means the pieces don't need nails, screws or added bits to be set up.
What's Driving This Trend
- Simplified Furniture
- Simplifying furniture design by using traditional joinery methods without nails, screws or added bits
- Minimalist Living
- Incorporating easy-to-use knock-down furniture for small space or nomadic living
- DIY Interior Design
- Promoting DIY interior design concepts for customizable and affordable furniture
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Design
- Opportunity for furniture manufacturers to create sustainable, minimalist furniture options for millennials
- Interior Design
- Creating new design concepts for consumers that enjoy DIY projects for their living space
- Housing Industry
- Designing show apartments or tiny houses with multipurpose, modular options for the modern-day nomad
