FURNITURE DESIGN FROM THE FUTURE

Futuristic furniture design is a way of seeing the future through talented designers. Although not so common, these designs are highly creative, as well as functional. They are one of the most spectacular trends in home decorating and furnishing, creating interior designs for people to live, work, rest etc.
Contemporary designs are the current trends; the popular ones at the moment and have been created by designers of modern living spaces.

We have put together 5 samples of these creative designs:

1. FROZEN WATER TABLE

 


















This table was designed by Zaha Hadid, her source of inspiration being frozen water. You do not have to question yourself how you will incorporate it into your interiors. It is simple and classy, and most of all...it goes with all the possible colour schemes.

2. MODERN ROCKING CHAIR

Do you love rocking chairs? Well, this might be it!! Finally, right? This is the modern interpretation of a rocking chair. The near circular form viewed from the side is what makes the design unique. It allows for the smooth movement of the chair without being a hindrance. The modern rocking chair is definitely a must have.

3. SARDANA BENCH

The sardana bench is normally made of one piece and placed around trees or columns of its existing space. It is an elegant design and can be incorporated in most areas of the living environment. You can also adjust the design to accommodate all types of trees. It can be placed in a garden or even in an indoor public space.

4. BUNK BEDS

This bunk bed design goes out the ordinary and apart from its aesthetic appeal, it utilizes space very well. It is simple and has very little detail to its design; It is also efficient in terms of utility. 

5. GARDEN EGG CHAIR

 
















This chair was designed by Hungarian Peter Ghyczy. He designed it in 1967/8 and it was one of his very first designs. The design incorporates features typical of the period: A space age look, UFO-like form, bright coloured plastic laquer, portability and the informal lounging quality of the low seat.