Origami is an ancient traditional Japanese art of transforming paper sheets into a unique sculpture. Before, it was limited only to creating paper crafts, but in modern days, it is also being used for different purposes. In this post, I will be featuring a larger perspective on how it is used in interior decoration as an excellent way of creating personalized and creative spaces at your office or even at home. We find some cool ideas for creating sculpture and artful origami allure; there are so many possibilities, from the simplest decorations made from paper to lighting, wallpapers, accessories, and pieces of furniture, anything in your imagination.
The origami-inspired style would definitely complement any modern artistic interior design. Ordinary products get an appealing look by adding a bit of creativity with origami shapes. Its clean, simple, and visually interesting shape enables the designer to think out of the box and create artistic products incorporating their imagination. People are more attracted to sleek, distinctive, and lightweight designs. Thus, its lightweight materials bend and fold to form modern, elegant, and surprisingly comfortable decorating elements, making it handy and attractive.
In the case of designing a house, the first thing that comes to mind is enough lightening source in the house. If you have a modern house and want to add artistic yet attractive lighting, then I have a very useful idea that you can try on. The given picture is an Expansion of the Japanese art concept by Francesca Rogers and Daniele Gualeni. They created a modular lighting system with wood panels that can be flipped back to expose energy-efficient electroluminescent lights. It can be affixed to any wall by creating a luminous mosaic to balance modern design with a grand nod to traditional Japanese art.
If you can select appropriate furniture for your house, it will be beautiful. Some modern allure furniture pieces inspired by origami design are more attractive and portable than heavy ones. Gregg Fisherman makes this awesome folding chair out of a single board.
It might look like a paper blossom, but it is actually a modern folding chair that can be easily moved without too much effort.
One of the most exciting parts of origami-inspired furniture is its simple but stylish items. This table is an example of simple but stylish origami furniture.
It is a curtain shade made by Florian Kräutli. This curtain has magnets sewn into the fabric, which allow it to be moved at any angle. This concept can create any unique creation.
I hope these ideas made you more inspired to use or even create more unique original inspired items.
Where are the lights (first image) sourced from please?