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10 Futuristic Home Furniture Concepts for You to Love (or Hate)

The world is developing at an unprecedented pace. New concepts and trends rise and fall every day. In order to escape the stressful city life, people are consistently moving towards concepts like minimalism and sustainability. Companies like IKEA and Ashley come up with furniture designs that are absolutely mind-blowing. However, there are other companies too that bring forward futuristic home furniture concepts that are no less amazing.

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10 Futuristic Home Furniture Concepts for You to Love (or Hate)

Futuristic furniture designs are imaginative and spectacular, as they reflect the designer’s vision of furniture in the future. The use of geometrical patterns, bold metallic colors, and sometimes inspiration from outer space gives rise to mind-blowing designs. But sometimes, as they say, one man’s favorite designs are another’s idea of uninspiring and boring. Futuristic concepts have their fans and detractors, so here are a few ideas for you to decide whether you love or hate future inspired furniture:

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1. Island

The Z.Island was designed by Israeli designer Zaha Hadid as a futuristic kitchen concept. The kitchen island has fluid lines inspired by melting ice and glaciers. It has a touchscreen panel for controls, heating membranes, scent dispensers, sound activators, multimedia entertainment system with state of the art TV, LED lights, and an Apple mini Mac. If she’d put in a bed, there would not be a reason to leave the kitchen! But apart from that, the Z.Island has everything that you’d ever want in a worktop, in a kitchen or anywhere else, on earth or in space!

2. Cloud

This is what floating in a cloud would feel like. This design looks really appealing – designed by Zheng Yawei and David Koo, this chair defies the laws of physics of Physics. Magnetic force is used to “float” / levitate the soft cushion of the chair so that you have the experience of floating on cloud nine!

3. Concoon bed

Designer Wasserbetten designed this bed being inspired by space, reminding us of intergalactic flights. This stunning bed is manufactured with innovation tech. The shape is like a yacht with in-built surround sound, water sounds, water mattress to impart the feeling of weightlessness. It also has therapeutic lighting, and with all these add-ons to the bed, it seems like a nice way to relax after a hectic day.

4. Affinity chair

Invisibility is a concept which has fascinated most people and it seems so is designer Ben Alun Jones. He created the invisibility chair by exploring the relationship between light and space and this chair merges completely in the background when alone, seemingly invisible as it hides itself in the environment. It is made with acrylic, plastic, mirror film, ultrasonic sensors and LED lights. It has a futuristic feature of being able to interact with people by flashing the LED lights as you get nearer to it.

5. Kure dining table

Faith Sarioz was probably inspired by the Jetsons. This dining table is certainly something which you have never seen before. It is shaped like a sphere, and can be closed as a space-saving measure. This spherical pod-like table opens out to seat six people. It has a light in the centre as well as the blue glowing light at the base of the table. Maybe this table will go well with other spaceship inspired décor.

6. Ecotypic bed

Arthur Xin designed this bed which introduces us to the next gen eco sleeping and living. The highlights of this bed are the integrated plants supported by an in-built planter. These grow with the help of LED light in the bed. You can be lull yourself to sleep by the music which the speakers in the bed play. The bed can generate the required power by itself which makes it totally eco-friendly.

7. Melting point stand for TV

This unique TV stand’s designer Erhan Afsaroglu was inspired by the shape of a droplet of water before it hit the ground. The seamlessly smooth stand consists only of LG Hi-Macs. Wall-mounted, this unit seems as if it’s floating, with the LED lights lit underneath amplifies the floating effect.

8. Vesna sofa

Designed by Nuvist Architecture and Design, this sofa has a shape which is contemporary and the colors are dazzling – shocking pink, metallic yellow and turquoise blue. It’s quite eye-catching and seems relaxing and comfortable. It can fit in both indoors and outdoors, and it’s bold and elegant shape does look like something from the future.

9. Glass furniture

Glass furniture
If you are looking for a stylish piece for your modern living space, there is nothing like glass furniture. In view of the wide popularity of glass furniture, Italian manufacturer Santambrogio Milano has come up with their Simplicity line of furniture that will literally turn your place into a glasshouse. Using the ultra-clear Diamant Glass by Saint Gobain, the glossy furniture gives a new meaning to the interiors. Though the furniture line includes a series of glass tables, benches, chaise lounges, kitchens and bathrooms, but the latest in the line are glass beds and sofas.

The glass furniture not just flaunts sophisticated looks, but its resilient tempered glass finish also ensures durability and safety. They are, however, quite bulky so make sure you have enough space to accommodate them.

10. S Table

S Table

 

You can compare the furniture designing to a perpetual wheel that feeds on imagination and spins continuously in its effort to generate some of the coolest concepts to redefine the beauty of our home. The S Table is one such concept, which highlights the amazing power of imagination. Designed by Jeongtae Kang, the ‘S Table’ can be rightfully termed as the “most fluid furniture”. It consists of 50 individual blocks, which you can adjust to fit any surface. Featuring a silicon lock-up unit, the table is free from any sort of form-restriction and gives you total freedom to shape it as per your imagination.

Futuristic home furniture concepts are interesting, beautiful, functional and eco-friendly, as designers use the latest tech to create unique shapes and materials. But it’s completely up to personal taste which can make you either love or hate these futuristic designs.

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