These Pieces of Furniture for Millennials are Flexible & Save Space
Laura McQuarrie — November 11, 2017 — Art & Design
These pieces of furniture for Millennials favor designs that are multipurpose, easy to move and space-saving to best fit the lifestyles of consumers who value flexibility and freedom.
While IKEA is already a brand that is beloved by many young adult consumers, it launched a collaboration with designer Virgil Abloh's edgy Off-White brand. Similarly, designer Alexander Lotersztain introduces Les Basic as a collection of modular home goods that are intentionally "hackable" to suit one's personal style preferences.
In order to better compete with budget-friendly furniture retailers, Amazon recently launched its own private-label furniture brand called Rivet that targets Millennials with space-saving mid-century modern designs. As an ecommerce retailer, Amazon is also making delivery simple with free shipping.
While IKEA is already a brand that is beloved by many young adult consumers, it launched a collaboration with designer Virgil Abloh's edgy Off-White brand. Similarly, designer Alexander Lotersztain introduces Les Basic as a collection of modular home goods that are intentionally "hackable" to suit one's personal style preferences.
In order to better compete with budget-friendly furniture retailers, Amazon recently launched its own private-label furniture brand called Rivet that targets Millennials with space-saving mid-century modern designs. As an ecommerce retailer, Amazon is also making delivery simple with free shipping.
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