'Penthouse' is a luxury furniture collection that was designed specifically for the top floor loft of the Hard Turm Park skyscraper in Zurich. The chic furniture pieces like chairs, sideboards and tables were designed in a collaboration between designers James Dyer-Smith and Gian Frey. You might think that a collection of furniture destined to live out its days in a penthouse would be extremely opulent, but instead, the designs are simple in their shapes and materials, which makes sense, considering the sleek furniture is made in Switzerland.
To tie everything together, each of the furniture pieces features a diamond-like quilted patterning on it. Even if you don't own a penthouse, the Penthouse furniture pieces are available to order through the DSF Collection.
Luxurious Quilted Furniture
This Luxury Furniture Collection was Designed for a Penthouse
Trend Themes
1. Quilted Furniture - The trend of incorporating diamond-like quilted patterns into furniture design helps to create luxurious and unique pieces.
2. Luxury Furniture Collections - The trend of designing furniture collections specifically for luxury spaces, such as penthouses, presents an opportunity for designers to create custom pieces that enhance the exclusivity of the space.
3. Sleek and Simple Designs - The trend of creating furniture designs that are simple in shape and material can provide a modern and minimalistic aesthetic that appeals to luxury consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - There is an opportunity for furniture designers and manufacturers to incorporate diamond-like quilted patterning into their collections to create a luxury feel.
2. Luxury Real Estate - Luxury real estate developers can partner with furniture designers to create custom furniture collections that enhance the exclusivity and luxury of their properties.
3. Swiss Manufacturing - The Swiss furniture manufacturing industry can leverage its reputation for quality and precision to specialize in creating sleek and simple designs that appeal to luxury consumer trends.