Sinuous Lines and Female Body-Inspired Furniture
Tinkalicious — December 28, 2008 — Art & Design
References: dezeen
It is well known that inspiration for many things artistic comes from studying the female form. While there is no shortage of the ‘feminine mystique’ applied to all areas of advertising, there has certainly been a shift towards all things femme in the campaigns of furniture designers.
While furniture design is an organic art, the use of women in seemingly arbitrary places is everywhere. Check out some of these pieces inspired in part by the female form below.
In order of appearance:
1. An apartment in Bucharest by AA studio.
2. For his Witches’ Kitchen collection, Tord Boontje uses a witch-like model.
3. Modeled after the human body, the His and Her chairs from Fabio Novembre for Casamania, honor both men and women.
4. French photographer and stylist Marianne Maric has a sense of humor in her “Girls dressed as lamps” collection.
5. Aussie T-shirt company Frost pushes the legal age boundary for their bamboo Fibre t-shirt.
6. Just exactly why the latex suit is necessary for the Aluminum Sofa By Xavier Lust, for Indera, we are not sure.
7. Marcel Wanders Wallpaper and his “Flying girl series.”
8. Victor Vetterlein showcases his Meeraboo ST-1 side table with the interestingly garbed model.
While furniture design is an organic art, the use of women in seemingly arbitrary places is everywhere. Check out some of these pieces inspired in part by the female form below.
In order of appearance:
1. An apartment in Bucharest by AA studio.
2. For his Witches’ Kitchen collection, Tord Boontje uses a witch-like model.
3. Modeled after the human body, the His and Her chairs from Fabio Novembre for Casamania, honor both men and women.
4. French photographer and stylist Marianne Maric has a sense of humor in her “Girls dressed as lamps” collection.
5. Aussie T-shirt company Frost pushes the legal age boundary for their bamboo Fibre t-shirt.
6. Just exactly why the latex suit is necessary for the Aluminum Sofa By Xavier Lust, for Indera, we are not sure.
7. Marcel Wanders Wallpaper and his “Flying girl series.”
8. Victor Vetterlein showcases his Meeraboo ST-1 side table with the interestingly garbed model.
Trend Themes
1. Curvaceous Furniture Design - Designers are increasingly incorporating sinuous lines and female body-inspired elements into their furniture, creating visually striking and unique pieces.
2. Feminine-inspired Advertising - Companies are embracing the feminine mystique in their campaigns, using female models and motifs to evoke a sense of allure and sophistication.
3. Humorous and Playful Design - Some designers are injecting humor into their creations by incorporating elements such as girls dressed as lamps or using unconventional materials like latex suits.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - The furniture design industry has the opportunity to explore and push the boundaries of traditional aesthetics by incorporating curvaceous forms and female body-inspired elements into their designs.
2. Fashion and Apparel - Fashion and apparel companies can tap into the trend of feminine-inspired advertising by using models and imagery that evoke femininity, allure, and sophistication.
3. Interior Design and Decor - Interior design and decor industries can draw inspiration from the humorous and playful design trend to create unique, eye-catching elements that add personality and whimsy to spaces.
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