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Circles Corners: Your furniture has also gained weight in closure
The corona effect?
The effects of closure are noticeable not only on our body weight, but also on the design of the furniture, which are recently prominent in their round and plump curves.
And maybe we are the ones who are just looking for softness and comfort in this period, even if it is a sofa
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Friday, 22 January 2021, 07:31
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If we are already destined to be closed in the house, then at least with inviting and wrapping furniture.
Round beanbags from the Missoni fashion house.
Available at RENBY (Photo: PR, courtesy of RENBY)
Trends in home design trends move in circular cycles, just like the new trend that has recently emerged in home design - round design.
The buds of the trend began with the cocooning trend, a term coined in the early 1980s by Faith Popcorn, a trendologist and American marketing consultant.
Popcorn has identified fatigue and burnout from the extravagant and ostentatious lifestyle, and has found that more and more people are gathering at home in order to stay away from the consumer flood.
Thus increased the longing to find refuge in the home, where the person can relax and focus a little on himself.
The round and enveloping seating systems flooded the world at that time.
A phenomenon we are seeing its return these days in the age of closures and the corona.
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A soft balance that brings a lot of calm into the home.
Round armchairs and seating systems - Tollman's Dot (Photo: PR, Tollman's Dot)
Armchairs, sofas, the like, lighting fixtures, coffee tables, it seems that every renowned brand has launched this year wonderful convex designs.
In general, the explanation for this, according to the experts who call the current period the 'New Coconut Period', is the convergence of houses as a result of quarantine.
People understand that they are doomed to stay at home, so at least do it with enveloping, round and soft furniture.
The same flexible and puffy shapes that are characterized by round, curved, soft and embracing lines, create a soft balance that brings a lot of calm into the home, according to the experts.
A pleasant, homely and inviting environment, and a harmonious interior design provide moments of pleasure and discovery - just what is needed in a chaotic day.
Even the light fixtures are round and apple.
White light fixture (Photo: PR, Tollman's Dot)
Exhibition of international design Maison and Objet held annually in January, although canceled this year, but this did not prevent major trends trickle down to social networks, magazines and now also design shops as they reveal a clear - design rotund is the best thing in the post corona 2021.
Overview back Reveals that apple, round and convex designs that were identified with the 1960s were for a long time the answer to softening the straight lines of new modern architecture.
But these have always appeared in small touches, so as not to distract from the minimalism underlying the method.
Just what is needed in another chaotic day.
Tollman's round armchair (Photo: PR, Tollman's Dot)
This year it seems that modernism is redefining the straight lines, incorporating much more large, rounded and embracing designs.
These also come in architectural forms like the many residential towers that have sprung up in the landscape of our country recently (Y Towers, Blue Towers and more) and now also in the configuration of seating systems and furniture.
The supply of furniture and accessories for home design with a rounded and harmonious look has increased greatly in recent times.
The said idea is not to replace all the furniture in the house with round furniture, but to combine round touches.
Their round shape makes them sociable and much more inviting.
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