The Prism Table by Maurie Novak Creates a Geometric Rainbow
Meghan Young — January 31, 2014 — Art & Design
References: prismtable & trendir
The Prism Table looks different from every angle. The Prism Table refracts light through the use of crystal glass, creating geometric rainbows that could easily be mistaken for a colorfully intricate display of strings. It is hard to say what would be more impressive. While the latter is considerably more artisanal, the use of light allows the possibilities to be nearly endless.
Designed by Maurie Novak for MN Design, an emerging architectural and design practice located in Melbourne, Australia , the Prism Table boasts a stainless steel frame. The materials on their own lend a more minimalist and modern design yet it is undeniable that on the whole, the Prism Table is delightfully whimsical and artistic. It is astounding how something so simple can look so complex.
Designed by Maurie Novak for MN Design, an emerging architectural and design practice located in Melbourne, Australia , the Prism Table boasts a stainless steel frame. The materials on their own lend a more minimalist and modern design yet it is undeniable that on the whole, the Prism Table is delightfully whimsical and artistic. It is astounding how something so simple can look so complex.
Trend Themes
1. Mixed-material Furniture - Opportunity to create innovative furniture designs by combining different materials, such as crystal glass and stainless steel.
2. Interactive Furniture - Potential for furniture that interacts with light to create dynamic and engaging visual experiences.
3. Artistic Minimalism - Opportunity to create visually striking furniture designs that blend minimalist aesthetics with artistic elements.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - Innovative materials and designs can revolutionize the furniture manufacturing industry.
2. Interior Design - Opportunity to incorporate light-refracting furniture into interior design projects to create unique and captivating spaces.
3. Architectural Design - Architects can explore the use of light-refracting furniture as a design element to enhance the overall aesthetic of buildings and spaces.
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