Tuleste Factory unveils its new Through and Through show during Design Miami this year highlighting the works of Factory by Quincy Ellis, Jt. Pfieffer, Ian Alistair Cochran, and Yonathan Moore. The highlight of the show is the color blue, which is a factor that all of the items in the curated range share.
The series is full of geometric shapes and various tones of the avant-garde space that commemorates the blue tones. It is seen across many different materials including silk, wool, clear resin, matte resin, and acrylic as well. The furniture is shown in a versatile language through its use of textures, transparency, and saturated details for a deeper connection throughout the entire collection.
Blue Tonal Curated Furniture
The Through and Through Show in Miami Celebrates Blue
Trend Themes
1. Blue Tonal Curated Furniture - There are opportunities to disrupt the furniture industry by creating more curated furniture based on a specific color palette, like blue tones.
2. Geometric Shapes in Design - There is a potential for disruptive innovation in the design industry by exploring the use of geometric shapes in product design and branding.
3. Versatile Textures and Transparency - Designers and manufacturers can consider incorporating versatile textures and transparency to create deeper connections between consumers and products.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - The furniture manufacturing industry can take advantage of the 'curated furniture trend' by developing more specific collections based on color, materials and textures.
2. Interior Design - There is an opportunity in the interior design industry to incorporate the trending blue color tones in creating harmonious arrangements of furniture and decor.
3. Product Design - By looking at design elements like shapes and textures, there is an opportunity for innovation in the product design industry to develop new and exciting products.