The Trees & Rocks Table Unites Two Natural Materials in a Modern Fashion
Amelia Roblin — March 12, 2014 — Art & Design
References: martinazua & leibal
It isn't uncommon for timber and stone to be used together in a modern piece of furniture; however, you won't before have seen this combination executed like it has been in the Trees & Rocks Table. It's not as if the different materials make up separate whole components; rather, the designer integrated one intimately into another.
The contemporary dining table has been made predominantly in a beautiful wood, forming the four legs, the branching frame and the tabletop. Interestingly, you'll see that Martín Azúa has excised two circular sections of the eating surface and replaced them with smooth white marble that lies flush. This feature makes the Trees & Rocks Table look distinctive, but it also contributes functionally as a pair of built-in trivets.
The contemporary dining table has been made predominantly in a beautiful wood, forming the four legs, the branching frame and the tabletop. Interestingly, you'll see that Martín Azúa has excised two circular sections of the eating surface and replaced them with smooth white marble that lies flush. This feature makes the Trees & Rocks Table look distinctive, but it also contributes functionally as a pair of built-in trivets.
Trend Themes
1. Natural Material Fusion - Designers can explore ways to intelligently merge natural materials in unexpected ways, creating unique and functional furniture that stands out in the market.
2. Multi-functional Design - Designers can seek opportunities to incorporate diverse functions into furniture pieces, such as built-in trivets or hidden storage compartments, making them both stylish and practical.
3. Organic Style - Developing furniture with rustic and raw designs offers consumers a sense of connection with nature and an atmosphere of authenticity.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - Furniture manufacturers and designers can integrate unexpected and unique combinations of natural materials in their products, setting them apart in a competitive industry.
2. Home Goods Retail - Retailers offering home goods can attract customers and gain an edge over their competitors by stocking natural and multi-functional furniture pieces.
3. Interior Design - Interior designers can incorporate the trend of Stone-Centered Tables into their designs for clients, using them to create focal points in living spaces and delivering a unique, organic style.
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