The Steelcase + Frank Lloyd Wright collection has been created in collaboration between the furniture brand and the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation as a series of chic pieces that pay homage to the iconic architect. The collaboration consists of two collections including the Galesburg and the Rockford, which each incorporate aspects of Usonian design into their form. The Rockford Collection draws inspiration from Wright's Laurent house with elements of modularity and polygonal shapes in the mix, while the Galesburg Collection includes sectionals, sofas and lounge chairs that each prioritize clean lines with geometric forms.
President and CEO of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Stuart Graff spoke on the Steelcase + Frank Lloyd Wright collections saying, "Looking into the Foundation archive and studying certain homes provided us with a lens to create these collections that really move beyond the more well-known Prairie style. We're in dialogue with Frank Lloyd Wright's whole body of work, uncovering ideas that matter to our customers, aesthetically and historically, and which feel even more relevant today."
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The Steelcase + Frank Lloyd Wright Collection is Chic
Trend Themes
1. Architect-influenced Furniture - Designers are increasingly incorporating elements inspired by iconic architects into modern furniture collections.
2. Modular Living Solutions - Furniture that features modular and polygonal shapes is gaining popularity for its versatility and aesthetic appeal.
3. Clean-line Furnishings - The trend for furniture prioritizing clean lines and geometric forms is being embraced for its timeless, chic look.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Interior design professionals are looking towards historically significant design elements to add prestige and differentiation to contemporary projects.
2. Modular Furniture Manufacturing - Manufacturers are exploring modular designs as consumers seek adaptable and customizable living spaces.
3. Architectural Design Influence - Companies are partnering with architectural foundations to infuse historical significance and unique design perspectives into their product offerings.