The Cellular trend, which features interlocking geometric shapes, creates new dynamism for office environments, as seen at NeoCon...
L-to-R clockwise: Arcadia, Foliar by Adam Cornish, ICF, Shaw Contract, Mannington and Six Inch
…while in furniture, adds new dimension, as seen at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair.
Tom Dixon (left) and Jonathan Adler (right)
Any shape can be repeated and used in groupings to create a cellular feel.
Q5 by Davis
The new cellular structures work particularly well when paired with another big commercial trend seen at NeoCon, Angular:
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