Sun at Six Designs the New Dynamic Wave Collection
Amy Duong — December 31, 2022 — Art & Design
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Design studio Sun at Six introduces its new Wave collection with inspiration from the look of calming waves. The studio is family-run and owned by Asian Americans. The Wave Chair leads the collection with a limited release to follow the Wave Shelf and the Diamond Wave Table.
Starting with the shelf is made from planks of American black walnut materials. The wave pattern tightens up when it comes to the Diamond Wave Table which is supported by six legs. The chair uses FSC-certified white ash with a loose wave pattern that is applied to the legs. It highlights traditional Chinese joinery with interwoven joints instead of nails and screws to hold all of the elements together.
Image Credit: Sun at Six
Starting with the shelf is made from planks of American black walnut materials. The wave pattern tightens up when it comes to the Diamond Wave Table which is supported by six legs. The chair uses FSC-certified white ash with a loose wave pattern that is applied to the legs. It highlights traditional Chinese joinery with interwoven joints instead of nails and screws to hold all of the elements together.
Image Credit: Sun at Six
Trend Themes
1. Traditional Chinese-inspired Furniture - Opportunities for embracing traditional joinery techniques and incorporating them into modern furniture designs.
2. Dynamic Wave Patterns - Opportunities for creating visually striking furniture designs that play with the concept of movement and form.
3. Family-owned Design Studios - Opportunities for smaller, family-owned design studios to create unique and personalized furniture collections.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - Incorporating traditional Chinese joinery techniques and dynamic wave patterns into modern furniture designs.
2. Home Decor - Creating visually striking pieces for contemporary home interiors.
3. Asian American-owned Businesses - Capitalizing on the growing trend of supporting minority-owned businesses in the home goods industry.
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