Radiolaria Garden Chair by Lukas Dahlen is Inspired by Sea Creatures
Meghan Young — February 10, 2014 — Art & Design
References: lukasdahlen.se & deconiche
The Radiolaria Garden Chair looks like an abstract piece of furniture, but for those familiar with marine life, it is clear that it references more than a set of random lines and other basic geometric forms. Inspired by plankton and jellyfish, specifically a subset of plankton for which the seat is named after, the designer writes, "these microscopic animals exist in all possible forms with exciting external skeletal structures ready to be enlarged and modified into new forms."
Created by Swedish industrial designer Lukas Dahlen, the Radiolaria Garden Chair takes on a circular wireframe aesthetic that doesn't particularly recall a nature influence. Yet it is undeniable that there is beauty in the design. The Radiolaria Garden Chair is available in three colors.
Created by Swedish industrial designer Lukas Dahlen, the Radiolaria Garden Chair takes on a circular wireframe aesthetic that doesn't particularly recall a nature influence. Yet it is undeniable that there is beauty in the design. The Radiolaria Garden Chair is available in three colors.
Trend Themes
1. Circular Wireframe Aesthetic - The trend of circular wireframe aesthetics can be embraced by furniture designers to create visually appealing and unique pieces.
2. Nature-inspired Furniture - The trend of nature-inspired furniture provides an opportunity for designers to incorporate organic shapes and forms into their creations.
3. Microscopic Influence - The trend of drawing inspiration from microscopic organisms opens up possibilities for innovative and intricate designs.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - The furniture design industry can explore circular wireframe aesthetics and nature-inspired furniture to offer customers unique and visually striking options.
2. Interior Design - The interior design industry can incorporate furniture pieces with a circular wireframe aesthetic and nature-inspired designs to create captivating and visually appealing spaces.
3. Art and Sculpture - The art and sculpture industry can explore the trend of microscopic influence, using inspiration from tiny organisms to create intricate and thought-provoking pieces.
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