Theatre Chair for Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre
Christina Butty — October 16, 2009 — Art & Design
References: studioarnequinze & dezeen
Created for the Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre in Dallas, USA are these portable theatre seats. The Studio Arne Quinze chairs are a notable deviation from standard theatre seating because it is so portable, allowing the space to truly be used to its full potential.
Implications - These things would surely be fun to have in any venue, not just in theatres. Can you not imagine yourself on a crisp summer day, looking to just lounge back on a cushiony seat and finding this magnificent thing lying around in your household?
Designed by Studio Arne Quinze, these chairs address the goal of making the Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre reconfigurable based the requirements of the performance.
Implications - These things would surely be fun to have in any venue, not just in theatres. Can you not imagine yourself on a crisp summer day, looking to just lounge back on a cushiony seat and finding this magnificent thing lying around in your household?
Designed by Studio Arne Quinze, these chairs address the goal of making the Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre reconfigurable based the requirements of the performance.
Trend Themes
1. Portable Theatre Seats - Opportunity for theaters to create flexible and reconfigurable seating options for various performances.
2. Versatile Seating Solutions - Innovation potential for venues to offer portable and comfortable seating experiences beyond theaters.
3. Space Maximization Furniture - Market potential for furniture that can optimize space utilization in various settings.
Industry Implications
1. Theater Industry - Opportunity to revolutionize traditional theater seating by providing portable and adaptable options.
2. Event Venue Industry - Potential for venues to enhance their offerings by incorporating portable and comfortable seating solutions.
3. Furniture Industry - Market opportunity for furniture manufacturers to develop space-saving and portable seating designs.
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