Designer Ammar Kalo is experimenting with rubber in the artist's latest design project, which features a series of tables that have been fitted with the unconventional design medium.
The tables are dominantly comprised of a gorgeous solid oak base, making for a sleek addition to the interior of any modern home. The way in which the rubber has been placed around the base of the table creates the appearance that the the table has been cut in half, revealing an oak interior. The sturdy tabletops combine industrial and more natural aesthetics in order to create something entirely unique that's sure to spruce up any contemporary home.
These tables were created for Fikra Campus -- a multi-disciplinary co-working space and design studio.
Rubber-Fitted Oak Tables
Designer Ammar Kalo is Experimenting with Unconventional Mediums
Trend Themes
1. Rubber-fitted Tables - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Exploring unconventional materials in furniture design to create unique and visually striking pieces.
2. Industrial-natural Aesthetics - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Combining industrial and natural elements to create visually appealing and distinctive furniture designs.
3. Multi-disciplinary Co-working Spaces - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Creating collaborative work environments that bring together professionals from diverse fields to promote creativity and innovation.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Experimenting with unconventional materials and aesthetics to redefine the concept of furniture design.
2. Interior Design - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Incorporating unique and visually striking furniture pieces to create captivating interior designs.
3. Design Studios - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Creating multi-disciplinary workspaces that foster collaboration and innovation among designers from different fields.