This giant skull armchair is straight out of a comic book. As though made for the lair of a super villain, it sits menacingly in wait for big end of the world plans. Of course, it isn't made specifically for super villains. Anyone with an appreciation for anatomy and skeletal references will appreciate this giant skull armchair.
Designed by Gregory Besson, a creative based in Paris, France, the exterior is made out of fiberglass while the interior is upholstered in high quality leather. Interestingly, each one is made to order, which makes the designs unique unto themselves. That's only appropriate considering that there are no two same skulls in real life. It's interesting to see how people would incorporate such a visually demanding piece in a space.
Giant Skull Armchairs
Gregory Besson Designs a Seat Fit for a Super Villain
Trend Themes
1. Giant Skull Furniture - The trend towards unconventional and menacingly designed furniture that caters to a niche market of anatomy enthusiasts presents an opportunity to disrupt the traditional furniture market.
2. Customizable Furniture - The trend towards made-to-order furniture that creates unique, one-of-a-kind designs presents an opportunity to disrupt traditional mass-produced furniture outlets.
3. Anatomy and Skeletal Referenced Designs - The trend towards unconventional designs incorporating anatomy and skeletal references presents an opportunity to explore other unique designs that cater to a niche market.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - The furniture manufacturing industry can incorporate more customization options into their design processes in order to keep up with the demand for made-to-order furniture.
2. Interior Design - The interior design industry can work with manufacturers to create visually demanding, unconventional designs that cater to the interests of niche markets.
3. Specialty Retail - Specialty retail stores can target niche markets, such as those interested in anatomy and design, and offer unique products that cannot be found in mass-produced outlets.