Dynamic Line Desk Embodies the Imagination of a Piece in Progress
Amelia Roblin — March 27, 2012 — Art & Design
References: industrialdesignserved
Many of the most fascinating creative concepts never progress beyond initial design stages before they're modified. However, the Dynamic Line Desk is meant to be a manifestation to evade this disappointing truth by expressing all of the looseness and whimsicality of an early computer model.
The only level surface appears to be the horizontal tabletop, which quite reasonably is the only element that needs to be aligned particularly. Every other plane and contour of Philip Michael Wolfson’s workstation expresses a playfulness in its refusal to conform to plumb. The supportive plane on one end twists inward at one corner, while the other side embraces an irregularly shaped cabinet and storage slot. Conceived for Wolfson Design, the Dynamic Line Desk makes for a great formal study for how to conserve creativity from idea to object.
The only level surface appears to be the horizontal tabletop, which quite reasonably is the only element that needs to be aligned particularly. Every other plane and contour of Philip Michael Wolfson’s workstation expresses a playfulness in its refusal to conform to plumb. The supportive plane on one end twists inward at one corner, while the other side embraces an irregularly shaped cabinet and storage slot. Conceived for Wolfson Design, the Dynamic Line Desk makes for a great formal study for how to conserve creativity from idea to object.
Trend Themes
1. Whimsical Workstations - Designing workspaces that embrace playfulness and creativity can help conserve the initial design idea and manifest it into the final product.
2. Non-conformist Desks - Designing desks that refuse to align and conform to plumb can offer a unique and playful approach to traditional furniture design.
3. Dynamic Design Elements - Incorporating dynamic and irregular shapes in furniture design can add a sense of whimsy and creativity to a space.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - The furniture design industry can benefit from exploring innovative approaches to traditional furniture design, including non-conformist desks and implementing dynamic design elements.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can use non-conformist desks and dynamic design elements to add character and uniqueness to a workspace.
3. Architecture - Incorporating dynamic and whimsical furniture pieces can add to the overall aesthetic of an architectural space and provide a unique experience for the occupants.
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