Children's Furniture by Joshua Lake and Jack Beveridge is Imaginative
Meghan Young — June 24, 2013 — Art & Design
References: jackbeveridge & neatorama
The Children's Furniture series isn't what person might expect. The pieces are not only fit for kids, they were designed by kids. Of course, this might be immediately noticeable as soon as a person lays eyes on them. This is due in large part to the disproportionate sizes, bright colors and whimsical details. For instance, one rocking chair has a fish tank attached to the arm while another seat is placed on wheels and boasts a portrait on the backrest.
Conceived by United Kingdom-based Kingston University students Jack Beveridge and Joshua Lake, the Children's Furniture series essentially revolves around chairs drawn by a class of seven and eight year olds from a local school. The project is similar to Crayon Creatures in which children's imaginations are brought to life.
Conceived by United Kingdom-based Kingston University students Jack Beveridge and Joshua Lake, the Children's Furniture series essentially revolves around chairs drawn by a class of seven and eight year olds from a local school. The project is similar to Crayon Creatures in which children's imaginations are brought to life.
Trend Themes
1. Kid-drawn Furniture Designs - An emerging trend in furniture design involves incorporating the imaginative drawings of children, resulting in whimsical and unique pieces.
2. Disproportionate Sizes and Whimsical Details - Designing furniture with disproportionate sizes, bright colors, and whimsical details is gaining popularity as it adds a playful and imaginative element to traditional pieces.
3. Child-inspired Design Collaborations - Collaborating with children to design furniture is a disruptive innovation opportunity that can lead to fresh and imaginative concepts.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - The furniture design industry can benefit from exploring opportunities to incorporate child-inspired designs into their product offerings.
2. Education - The education industry can explore partnerships with furniture designers to encourage creativity and imagination in classroom settings.
3. Children's Products - The children's products industry can capitalize on the trend of kid-drawn furniture designs by incorporating more unique and imaginative pieces into their collections.
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