The Corner Collection Sideboard is Excised of its Compositional Contours
Amelia Roblin — February 7, 2014 — Art & Design
References: hfurniture.co & archidesignclub
You might consider that many pieces of furniture -- and objects in general, for that matter -- are defined by the areas at which two planes come together. The Corner Collection Sideboard, on the other hand, has been stripped of those connections where you might expect to see them.
The Hierve and H Furniture piece is assembled from solid wood of one's choice with three walls, a functional flat surface on top, cabinet doors and shelving inside. It's finished with one of several natural or colored stains, always leaving the inverted edging naked. Yes, most significantly, the right angles at which the panels should merge have been turned inside-out, creating a pronounced bevelling effect to serve as unique detailing.
The Hierve and H Furniture piece is assembled from solid wood of one's choice with three walls, a functional flat surface on top, cabinet doors and shelving inside. It's finished with one of several natural or colored stains, always leaving the inverted edging naked. Yes, most significantly, the right angles at which the panels should merge have been turned inside-out, creating a pronounced bevelling effect to serve as unique detailing.
Trend Themes
1. Disrupted Geometric Design - The removal of traditional right angles in furniture design presents an opportunity for innovative and unconventional geometric shapes.
2. Minimalist Aesthetics - The stripped-down connections in furniture design offer a minimalist aesthetic, providing opportunities for creating sleek and clean designs.
3. Natural and Colored Stains - The use of natural and colored stains on the stripped edges of furniture opens up possibilities for unique and customizable finishes.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - Furniture manufacturers can explore new design approaches by incorporating disrupted geometric design and minimalist aesthetics in their product lines.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can embrace the minimalist aesthetic and unique finishes offered by edgeless storage systems to create modern and visually appealing spaces.
3. Woodworking and Finishing - Woodworkers and finishers can capitalize on the trend of utilizing natural and colored stains on furniture edges to offer customized and artistic wood finishes.
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