LAVA Architect's Design for Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation
Christina Butty — August 5, 2009 — Art & Design
References: l-a-v-a.net & dezeen
When Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation in Sydney, Australia commissioned LAVA architecture to build them a bookcase, the result was this unexpected but aesthetically pleasing honeycomb style bookcase.
This bookcase by LAVA architecture is backlit, and the books fill the honeycomb bookcase slots.
The honeycomb bookcase was commissioned for the first anniversary of the Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation
Implications - Products like this are particularly appealing to consumers because they take something that is ordinary and mundane like a bookcase and completely redefine it as something extraordinary and unique. By giving customers the ability to transform their home interior into a futuristic and thoroughly creative space, companies that think along this kind of creative vector are bound to find a market that is eager for their creations.
This bookcase by LAVA architecture is backlit, and the books fill the honeycomb bookcase slots.
The honeycomb bookcase was commissioned for the first anniversary of the Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation
Implications - Products like this are particularly appealing to consumers because they take something that is ordinary and mundane like a bookcase and completely redefine it as something extraordinary and unique. By giving customers the ability to transform their home interior into a futuristic and thoroughly creative space, companies that think along this kind of creative vector are bound to find a market that is eager for their creations.
Trend Themes
1. Futuristic Furniture - Designing furniture that seamlessly combines functionality and aesthetics to create unique, one-of-a-kind pieces.
2. Backlit Interiors - Incorporating backlit elements into home decor to create a futuristic and ambient atmosphere.
3. Geometric Design - Using geometric shapes and patterns in furniture and decor to create a modern and visually striking design aesthetic.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Industry professionals can incorporate innovative design techniques like backlit elements and geometric patterns to create unique, visually appealing interior spaces for clients.
2. Furniture Manufacturing - Manufacturers can explore the use of unconventional shapes and materials in furniture design to differentiate themselves in a crowded market and appeal to consumers looking for unique pieces.
3. Artistic Installations - Artists can use innovative design techniques like the honeycomb bookcase to create large-scale, immersive installations that push the boundaries of art and design.
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