The 'Social Chair' is Compromised of Three Individual Seats
Michael Hemsworth — November 6, 2019 — Art & Design
References: yvonnehung & yankodesign
The 'Social Chair' has been designed by Yvonne Hung as a furniture solution for the modern home that offers those who live alone with an intuitive way to keep additional seating on hand for when guests drop by. The armchair features a somewhat unorthodox appearance that is actually achieved using three separate seats that can be stacked together when only chair is required. The furniture pieces can be separated from one another when additional seats are required to maximize the functionality of a compact urban living space.
The 'Social Chair' features components achieved using tubular metallic components as well as softer finishing touches on the seat and backrest to offer a comfy place to unwind at the end of the day.
The 'Social Chair' features components achieved using tubular metallic components as well as softer finishing touches on the seat and backrest to offer a comfy place to unwind at the end of the day.
Trend Themes
1. Flexible Furniture - The trend of furniture that can be easily customized and adapted to various scenarios allows for individuality and uniqueness in small living spaces.
2. Multi-functional Seating - Designing chairs that can be used in different ways for different situations can help users maximize space while maintaining comfort and sophistication.
3. Stackable Seating Solutions - Furnitures that can be broken down and stacked are becoming increasingly popular as people continue to live in small homes and apartments.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture - Innovation opportunities to create versatile, adaptable, and space saving furniture.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can incorporate space-saving furniture in their designs to optimize functionality in small urban living spaces.
3. Home Decor - Creating stackable and multi-functional seating options to complement decor and maximize living spaces.
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