The Fade-Out Chair by Nendo Plays Tricks on Our Eyes
Marissa Liu — October 7, 2009 — Art & Design
References: nendo.jp & nook-sucasa
The Fade-Out chair by Nendo is an acrylic chair that is painted with a wood grain. Its legs fade from walnut to clear so that when it is placed against any backdrop, it appears to be floating above the ground. Japanese design firm, Nendo, created this re-imagined ghost chair as a way to, “reconstitute the everyday by collecting and reshaping.”
The trompe d’oeil Fade-Out chair by Nendo will be on display as part of a new exhibition entitled, ‘Ghost Stories, New Designs from Nendo’ this fall at New York’s Museum of Art & Design.
The trompe d’oeil Fade-Out chair by Nendo will be on display as part of a new exhibition entitled, ‘Ghost Stories, New Designs from Nendo’ this fall at New York’s Museum of Art & Design.
Trend Themes
1. Acrylic Furniture - The trend of using acrylic material in furniture design allows for creative and visually striking pieces like the Fade-Out chair by Nendo.
2. Illusionary Design - Illusionary design concepts, like the Fade-Out chair, present opportunities to challenge perceptions and create unique experiences for consumers.
3. Reimagined Everyday Objects - Nendo's approach to reconstituting everyday objects, as seen in the Fade-Out chair, opens up possibilities for disruptive innovation in various industries.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture - The furniture industry can explore the use of acrylic materials and illusionary designs to create innovative and captivating pieces for consumers.
2. Interior Design - Incorporating illusionary design elements, such as the Fade-Out chair, into interior spaces can create visually stunning and impactful environments.
3. Art and Exhibitions - Art institutions and exhibition spaces can embrace reimagined everyday objects like the Fade-Out chair to challenge traditional perceptions and engage visitors in unique ways.
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