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Ewan Lamm Designs the Torii Gate Inspired by Torii Gates

Designer Ewan Lamm creates the Torii Bench for London-based furniture maker Ultramar Studio. It boasts a sculptural shape that is inspired by the look of Japanese torii gates. The furniture blends together curved components with straight cylindrical wooden structures. When it is together, it replicates the look of the traditional gates that are in front of Shinto shrines.

Ewan Lamm, who was born and raised in Hong Kong explores a lot of Eastern and Western cultures through design. Lamm speaks about the Torii bench, stating "The mythology surrounding Japanese Torii gates is deeply alluring – their spiritual presence embodies a blend of tranquillity and mystique that I find captivating. The Torii pieces aim to capture this essence, enriching spaces with a sense of enigmatic calm."
Trend Themes
1. Cultural Fusion Furniture - Designs integrating Eastern and Western cultural motifs are increasingly emerging in the furniture industry, generating interest for consumers attracted to multicultural aesthetics.
2. Spiritual Minimalism - Furniture pieces inspired by spiritual symbols, like Japanese torii gates, are becoming popular for their ability to imbue spaces with a sense of serenity and mystique.
3. Sculptural Seating Solutions - Sculptural benches that combine artful design with functionality are creating a niche market for those seeking unique, statement-making furniture items.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - The fusion of cultural symbolism and contemporary design in furniture presents new pathways for innovation, appealing to a globalized consumer base.
2. Home Decor - Products that incorporate spiritual and cultural elements are gaining traction among consumers looking to create tranquil and meaningful living spaces.
3. Interior Design - The trend towards minimalist and spiritually inspired furniture offers opportunities for interior design professionals to craft spaces that promote calm and contemplation.

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