The Pisa Collection from Ramei Keum Puts a New Angle on Seating
Michael Hines — May 16, 2010 — Art & Design
I’m not usually a fan of slanted furniture, but I would love to have Ramei Keum’s Pisa Collection in my home. The Pisa Collection is designed to lean forward as you lean back, a concept unheard of with today’s level furniture.
Ramei Keum is destroying the notion that furniture needs to be level in order to be functional. The Pisa Collection will obviously get attention due to its famous namesake, but this collection stands on its own two slanted feet in terms of originality and coolness.
Read below to see more slanted furniture designs and to check out more of Ramei Keum’s work.
Ramei Keum is destroying the notion that furniture needs to be level in order to be functional. The Pisa Collection will obviously get attention due to its famous namesake, but this collection stands on its own two slanted feet in terms of originality and coolness.
Read below to see more slanted furniture designs and to check out more of Ramei Keum’s work.
Trend Themes
1. Slanted Furniture - Ramei Keum's Pisa Collection creates opportunities for new designs and concepts in slanted furniture.
2. Leaning Seating - The Pisa Collection introduces a new concept of leaning seating, which could be implemented in various seating designs.
3. Functional Sloping - Ramei Keum's designs challenge the notion that furniture needs to be level to be functional, paving the way for functional sloping furniture and decor.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - Manufacturing companies in the furniture industry could develop new manufacturing processes and techniques to cater to the rising demand for slanted furniture and seating designs.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers could create new innovative concepts and themes based on the unique designs of slanted seating furniture, such as incorporating a 'sloping' theme for a room or space.
3. Home Decor Retail - Home decor retail stores could take advantage of the slanted furniture trend and develop new product lines to cater to consumers looking for unique and innovative designs.
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