The 'Chaos' Credenza Cabinet Makes Use of Hard and Soft Materials
Michael Hemsworth — October 25, 2016 — Art & Design
References: tevasq & yankodesign
Drawing inspiration from the Chaos Theory, the 'Chaos' credenza cabinet is designed to offer storage space in a much more relaxed way. Designed by Alessandro Criscito, the 'Chaos' credenza features a facade that's crafted using elastic bands to create a somewhat chaotic impression when admired straight on. The elastic bands enable a person to slide and extend them to fit items within to eliminate the need for traditional doors or glass panels.
The 'Chaos' credenza cabinet allows the items stored within the appear somewhat fragmented and scattered from the outside to further reinforce the Chaos Theory connection. This allows a space to incorporate the furniture piece without appearing too formal or rigid as some furniture pieces can come across. Better yet, it allows for a wide array of different styles and methods to be played with to create a look that's inherently unique.
The 'Chaos' credenza cabinet allows the items stored within the appear somewhat fragmented and scattered from the outside to further reinforce the Chaos Theory connection. This allows a space to incorporate the furniture piece without appearing too formal or rigid as some furniture pieces can come across. Better yet, it allows for a wide array of different styles and methods to be played with to create a look that's inherently unique.
Trend Themes
1. Chaos-inspired Furniture - Incorporating chaos theory into furniture pieces can create a unique and relaxed look.
2. Elastic Band Facades - Using elastic bands as facades for furniture pieces can eliminate the need for traditional doors or glass panels.
3. Fragmented Storage Spaces - Creating fragmented storage spaces using elastic bands can provide furniture pieces with a more flexible and unique appearance.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture - Furniture companies can incorporate elastic bands into their designs to create unique storage solutions inspired by chaos theory.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can incorporate chaos-inspired furniture pieces into their designs to add a relaxed and unconventional element to a space.
3. Home Organization - Companies specializing in home organization can use fragmented storage spaces to provide customers with flexible and customizable storage options.
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