Frank Cresenica's 'Elements Chair' is Literally Magnetic
Michael Hines — April 18, 2010 — Art & Design
References: behance.net & curatedmag
Frank Cresenica knows that bulky chairs are no fun, which is probably why he designed the kickass Elements Chair. This chair is a skinny minnie. Thin is always in, but this chair also has one more unique feature: The back piece snaps on magnetically to the frame. Brilliant!
Frank Cresenica's 'Elements Chair' is all about the 'click'. When is the last time you clicked a chair together, after all? Check out the gallery to see more of Frank Cresenica's work.
Frank Cresenica's 'Elements Chair' is all about the 'click'. When is the last time you clicked a chair together, after all? Check out the gallery to see more of Frank Cresenica's work.
Trend Themes
1. Snap-on-furniture - There is an opportunity for furniture companies to innovate outside the traditional screw-in furniture design by utilizing magnetic snap-on technology.
2. Slimline-seating - Companies can explore innovative ways to make slimline seating that is visually appealing while still providing necessary support and durability.
3. Innovative-magnets - Magnets usage can be disrupted in various applications beyond closure systems, such as in the creation of futuristic furniture designs.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture - The furniture industry can explore innovative designs utilizing magnets beyond closure systems, as demonstrated in the Elements Chair design.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can utilize slimline seating to optimize small living spaces while still maintaining a sleek aesthetic.
3. Product Design - There is scope for product designers to explore alternative materials and designs that incorporate magnetic technologies, in order to create furniture that requires no screws or screws for assembly.
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