Aluminum Bar Stools by Michael Stolworthy are Fluid & Flowing
Elsa Blaine — January 3, 2011 — Art & Design
References: serous-bar-stool.blogspot & chairwhore.blogspot
Ultra-modern bar stools 'Intrigue' and 'Serous' by Las Vegas-based designer Michael Stolworthy are fantastic examples of fluid design. Reminiscent of sinuous works by architect Zaha Hadid, these stools have a liquid quality, as if plasticized molten metal has been stretched between its supporting legs.
Stolworthy uses a sand casting method to create his glossy bar stools, which gleam after meticulous polishing. The Serous model is available in the chrome and anodized aluminum red shown here as well as in gloss black and hardwood finishes.
Stolworthy uses a sand casting method to create his glossy bar stools, which gleam after meticulous polishing. The Serous model is available in the chrome and anodized aluminum red shown here as well as in gloss black and hardwood finishes.
Trend Themes
1. Fluid Design Furniture - Creating furniture designs that challenge the traditional boundaries of shape and materials, pushing creative limits and opening opportunities for designers to stretch their imaginations.
2. Sand Casting Technique - Using sand molds to create complex shapes and structures, allowing designers to create unique and intricate designs with ease.
3. Molten Metal Aesthetic - Experimenting with the fluid qualities of molten metal to create unique furniture and home decor designs that merge modern and industrial aesthetics.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - Designing innovative furniture that appeals to buyers looking for unique and stylish home decor.
2. Home Decor - Creating imaginative and creative home decor designs that push the boundaries of what is expected in today's interior design landscape.
3. Industrial Design - Developing industrial designs that merge traditional materials with modern forms and techniques.
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