There's something very organic-looking about the Woven Series. Aside from the fact that each piece looks like it was made out of a ball of lint, there's also a nest quality to each piece that gives it that natural aesthetic.
Created by New Zealand designer Timothy John, the Woven Series is fashioned from steel wire and industrial felt. A very gray collection, it's comprised of two bucket chairs and a grandfather clock: The Genius, The Mastermind and The Deviant. The series was inspired by a previously designed steel wire ball pendant light shade.
Beautifully textured, the Woven Series encourages an emotional connection through interactivity. This is brought about by the desire to truly touch and feel these pieces of furniture.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Organic-looking Furniture
- Designers can create furniture that looks natural and organic, fulfilling the desire for a closer connection to nature.
- Industrial Materials
- By using industrial materials, designers can bring a unique, modern touch to furniture design.
- Textured Furniture
- Furniture that encourages touch and interactivity can provide a more emotional connection to the object.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can incorporate the use of industrial felt and wire to create unique and modern pieces.
- Interior Design
- Designers can use textured furniture to create visually compelling spaces with emotional appeal.
- Home Decor Retail
- Retailers can market furniture that speaks to consumers' desire for a connection to natural elements and modern design.
