Maison et Objet 2016: Optimised rest

02 : 02 : 2016 Maison Et Objet : MIYAVIE : Product Design

Paris – Japanese brand MIYAVIE bridges the gap between art and product design with a collection of sculptural loungers.

  • Made from polyethylene resin, the spring-like cushioning supports the body 
  • The synthetic material is 100% recyclable
MIYAVIE furniture collection MIYAVIE furniture collection
MIYAVIE furniture collection MIYAVIE furniture collection
MIYAVIE furniture collection MIYAVIE furniture collection
MIYAVIE furniture collection MIYAVIE furniture collection

Revealed at Maison & Objet Paris 2016, the collection is made from thin filaments of polyethylene resin that have been melted down and weaved together. The combination of traditional techniques and innovative materials is designed to enhance the sitting experience.

‘The spring-like structure disperses pressure evenly to support the body,’ artist Koichiro Kimura tells LS:N Global. ‘Each part, from the materials and techniques used to the collection’s longevity and hygienic properties, aims to create a harmonious lifestyle.’ 

Bridging the gap between art and product design, the collection invites users to appreciate the form and function of an unusual material, and to consider the pieces as art objects.

The Big Picture

In line with our macrotrend The Optimised Self, the range caters for consumers who seek to enhance every aspect of their lives.

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