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NEW WAVE

  • Writer: mastic lifestyle
    mastic lifestyle
  • Oct 26, 2021
  • 1 min read

A waving trade blows through the design planet. Is it a need for flexibility, malleability or an abstract vision that leads designers to curve their creations? Whatever, we noticed that furniture, lighting, textiles and objects are adorned with curved shapes all over the planet and this is called the Wiggly Trend.


miroir ondulé Knot studio dans un champ de paquerettes
© knot studio

Are the successive lockdowns the origin of open seas and swell among designers? This would explain the serpentine trend at the moment. In 2021, whatever the material used, the furniture curls, the candlesticks meander, the lampshades swirl, the textiles are printed with sinuous lines, the table linen scallops and the sculptures are waving. From France to Australia, the trend is worldwide as you can see below.



bougeoir ondulé virginia sin
© virginia sin


table basse avec pietement en plexi bend goods
wave table © bend goods

This fashion is not new! Already in the forties, Jean Royère, preferred sinuous curves, the 70s saw all his creation bend and the Sottsass years arched, not to mention Alvar Aalto whose own name means "wave" in Finnish, form that he used to mark and sign his creations.



table lamp © zara home & rug salemo © pieces x home union


tabouret folding part ccss
frill table © makebelieve






tables basses ondulées anachrona casa
wave collection © uchronica casa


magazine rack curva © aytm / soap dish © fazeek




planche à découper en bois ondulée tsmakers
© tsmakers



making wave fabric © kravett / wave sofa © lina design

collection wave © uchronica casa / lamp lucha © fisch



cover pic © uchronica casa

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