Argues furniture is art not function from @hansloreidesign
The creator poses the question of whether furniture should be judged by comfort. He argues that since most furniture is looked at far more than it's sat in (with exceptions like sofas and beds), its primary value is aesthetic, functioning as "room sculpture." He uses patio furniture as a key example to support his thesis and concludes by asking the audience for their own criteria for judging furniture.
Creator: @hansloreidesign on TikTok
Transcript
Should you judge furniture based on how comfortable it is? I keep thinking about this, and I just wanted to share my thoughts. Furniture is usually judged based on comfort, but 90% of the time, you are not sitting in it. Obvious exceptions would be a sofa, a bed, and an office chair, but outside of that, in any given twenty four hour period, it's probably not much. So when you're not sitting in a chair, is it a chair? I would argue it's more of a room sculpture. It's decor. It's adding architect
Topics: Interior Design, Home Decor, Design
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