Designed for Comfort
2024 design trends from InnoConcept
This year, instead of mass-produced furniture, we are again turning to centrepieces designed for comfort and tailored to our own needs, expressing our taste. Because they are tailored to us, these pieces of furniture personalise interiors and serve us for decades.
Small, functional products are being sacrificed at the altar of comfort: sales of large L-shaped sofas and U-shaped seating are soaring, with more value in a single XL piece than in a traditional three-seater sofa and armchair combination.
As our lifestyles change, we increasingly want to create more personalised spaces that truly reflect our tastes and individuality. People are looking for value and authenticity behind the objects they own, This uniqueness is being honed by following social media and using new materials made with modern technology, This uniqueness is reinforced by pieces that go against mass production: vintage (even reinterpreted) objects, from flea markets, heritage. Using handcrafted products is also an alternative to mass production.
