Designing furniture isn't for everyone, but often you think, "wouldn't it be nice if I could change this sofa just a little bit to make it fit better or more comfy". Well, with Remo from SOZ you can. The Japanese furniture designers SOZ came up with a new range, Re:mo. The furniture is based on a mini carpenter block than can be assembled in endless different ways and shapes, round, square, irregular; as a bookshelf, chair, table, shoe rack, whatever you can think of, leaving the only limitation to your creativity (and the number of pieces you've got).
SOZ will be opening it's flagship store in Osaka, Japan this spring but until then, you can see the blocks and examples of what can be done at Musee des Arts decoratifs in Paris or at the Museum of Modern Art Store in New York. If you like doing jigsaws, you are going to love this.
DIY Furniture
Carpenter Block Designs
Trend Themes
1. Modular Furniture - The trend of DIY furniture allows consumers to design and assemble modular furniture according to their preference, creating opportunities for personalized home decor.
2. Carpenter Block Designs - The use of carpenter block designs in furniture offers endless possibilities for creativity and customization, leading to unique and one-of-a-kind pieces.
3. Creative Furniture Assembly - The trend of creative furniture assembly provides an outlet for consumers to express their creativity and design skills through the construction of unique furniture pieces.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - The furniture manufacturing industry can capitalize on the trend of DIY furniture by offering modular furniture kits that allow consumers to design and assemble their own furniture.
2. Home Decor Retail - The home decor retail industry can tap into the demand for carpenter block designs by offering a variety of modular furniture options that can be customized and assembled by the consumers.
3. Art and Design Museums - Art and design museums can showcase and promote the trend of creative furniture assembly by featuring exhibitions or interactive installations that highlight the possibilities and benefits of DIY furniture.