'Tat-Tris' by Gaen Koh Puts Some Childish Fun in Seating
Vittoria Natarelli — August 13, 2010 — Life-Stages
References: behance.net & industrialdesignserved
'TAT-Tris' by Gaen Koh is a piece of a seating furniture that is made out of Tetris-like pieces. The seat can either stay together or can be taken apart for endless amounts of puzzle-inspired fun.
Created for children, the designer wanted to encourage quick and critical thinking in young minds by giving them a product they can use and play with every day. TAT-Tris by Gaen Koh builds up life skills while the furniture itself is being built.
Created for children, the designer wanted to encourage quick and critical thinking in young minds by giving them a product they can use and play with every day. TAT-Tris by Gaen Koh builds up life skills while the furniture itself is being built.
Trend Themes
1. Modular Furniture - Creating furniture pieces with components that can be easily rearranged or taken apart provides a unique interactive experience for users.
2. Gamification - Integrating elements of play and games into everyday products, such as furniture, enhances engagement and encourages creativity.
3. Educational Toys - Combining learning and play in interactive furniture designs can help develop cognitive skills and critical thinking in young minds.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - The furniture manufacturing industry can explore opportunities to create modular furniture designs that offer interactive and customizable experiences for users.
2. Children's Products - Incorporating gamification and educational elements into children's furniture can open up new markets and attract young consumers.
3. Toy Manufacturing - Toy manufacturers can consider expanding their product lines to include educational toys that double as functional furniture pieces, providing added value and appeal for parents.
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