Quiet by TILT Provides Much-Needed Personal Space
Meghan Young — May 30, 2013 — Art & Design
References: studiotilt & contemporist
Quiet by TILT, an award winning design and architecture practice based in London, is a seating that provides some much-needed personal space in public areas. Although it can also be utilized in private places as well for added serenity and solitude, it is particularly useful in open concept offices that require such practical pieces of furniture.
Nevetheless, Quiet by TILT goes beyond practicality to introduce a sculptural design into spaces as well. Shaped like a pentagon, it is "deliberately cocoon like, allowing the user to feel protected and cosy, almost immune to the outside world," as described by the designers. It was conceived during codesign workshops with staff and patients at the Whittington Hospital in London.
Quiet by TILT was launched at Clerkenwell Design Festival this year.
Nevetheless, Quiet by TILT goes beyond practicality to introduce a sculptural design into spaces as well. Shaped like a pentagon, it is "deliberately cocoon like, allowing the user to feel protected and cosy, almost immune to the outside world," as described by the designers. It was conceived during codesign workshops with staff and patients at the Whittington Hospital in London.
Quiet by TILT was launched at Clerkenwell Design Festival this year.
Trend Themes
1. Personal Space Seating - The trend of personal space seating provides individuals with a sense of privacy and comfort in public areas.
2. Sculptural Furniture Design - The trend of sculptural furniture design brings an artistic and visually appealing element to practical pieces.
3. Cocoon-like Seating - The trend of cocoon-like seating creates a sense of protection and seclusion, allowing users to escape from the outside world.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - The furniture manufacturing industry can explore opportunities in designing and producing personal space seating that meets the growing demand for privacy in public spaces.
2. Interior Design - The interior design industry can incorporate sculptural furniture design into their projects to create visually stunning and functional spaces.
3. Office Furniture - The office furniture industry can capitalize on the need for cocoon-like seating in open concept offices, providing employees with a sense of comfort and focus.
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