Trend Report:
ORGANIC DESIGN
Eclectic. Atypical. Organic. 2020 sees interiors styled with organic forms that break with clean lines and anxiety-inducing structured geometries. Objects and furniture boast irregular, curvilinear shapes and extraordinary silhouettes that mirror the eccentricity of nature’s elegant designs. Straight lines are at a minimum, with abstract forms fluidly drawn to resemble natural shapes, evoking the poetic and sensual sculptural works of Constantin Brâncuși, Jean Arp, and Isamu Noguchi. Organic Design.
— Design Editor: Azamit, Text: Maya Assouad
A popular ‘70s trend pulling from mid-century forms, this recent revival is a fresh, contemporary interpretation with an exciting vocabulary of sinuous contours and bold plays on proportion, all while maintaining the modish minimalist feel. The essence of organic shapes is of remarkable purity – sumptuously intertwining living forms with extraordinary craftsmanship and refined materials. These soft, playfully curvy, and at times cylindrical silhouettes hypnotize with their rounded edges and comforting authentic lines promising a harmonious enduring appeal.

IMAGE CREDITS: PIERRE AUGUSTIN ROSE
PIERRE AUGUSTIN ROSE
SOFA 190

IMAGE CREDITS: ALA WESOLOWSKA
polazag
oyster earrings

IMAGE CREDITS: HENRY WILSON
HENRY WILSON
CALACATTA VIOLA

IMAGE CREDITS: HUMBLE MATTER
humble matter
CHEEK TO CHEEK
By Artist/Founder John Born

IMAGE CREDITS: ENNY LEE PARKER
ENNY LEE PARKER
OO LAMP

IMAGE CREDITS: CHARLIE SCHUCK
OBJECTS OF COMMON INTEREST
the tube chair

IMAGE CREDITS: ARTILLERIET
ARTILLERIET
Etcetera
Lotta Agaton & Erik Lefvander
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