The Binary Collection by Benjamin Rollins Caldwel is Techy
Meghan Young — December 23, 2013 — Eco
References: brcdesigns & theverge
The Binary Collection looks like something that would be found in a distant dystopian future or perhaps the eccentric home of a tech genius. It is comprised of furniture pieces that have been constructed out of old circuit boards and other electronic parts. According to The Verge, "The designer was walking through an old warehouse when he came upon a hodgepodge of obsolete computers, calculators, telephones, and printers, and decided to take the pallets back to his studio."
Created by Benjamin Rollins Caldwell, The Binary Collection was taken to the next level with the Binary Room. Complete with circuit board walls, it is so full of colorful and texture that anyone could be inspired to add some of its essence to their own home. Of course, The Binary Collection is quite unique.
Created by Benjamin Rollins Caldwell, The Binary Collection was taken to the next level with the Binary Room. Complete with circuit board walls, it is so full of colorful and texture that anyone could be inspired to add some of its essence to their own home. Of course, The Binary Collection is quite unique.
Trend Themes
1. Upcycling Electronics - The trend is to use obsolete electronics and transform them into functional furniture pieces.
2. Tech-inspired Furniture - The trend is to create furniture pieces inspired by technology such as circuit boards and other electronic parts.
3. Unique Home Interiors - The trend is to add unique and distinct pieces of furniture to create character and add interest to home interiors.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - Manufacturers can explore using upcycled electronics in their furniture designs, reduce waste, and promote sustainability.
2. Electronics Recycling - Through electronics recycling, companies can ensure their electronic waste is properly disposed of and minimize the negative impact of e-waste on the environment.
3. Interior Design - Interior designers can incorporate unique furniture pieces made from upcycled electronics to add character, texture, and interest to home and office interiors.
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