The home design industry, which has always been known for its “low technology†and “insensitiveâ€, has also embarked on a road of technological transformation with thorns. In the eyes of the industry, the “docking†of modern home and digital technology is an inevitable the trend of. “Where is the future of design?†For this old-fashioned question, the answer given by industrial designer Philippe Starck is quite unexpected: in this “dematerialized†digital era, “design has no future at all. Bionic After learning to become mainstream, the so-called products will no longer exist. In the end, everyone's brain will be implanted into the chip, and human beings will become the only remaining products on the planet." From the increasingly thin and sophisticated electronic products, Tucker's prophecy may not be unreasonable. In fact, in recent years, even the home design industry, which has always been known for its "low technology" and "insensitive", has begun to embark on a road of technological transformation that is full of thorns. In the foreseeable future, "to be simple and elegant" Or it will become the key word of the new home trend. The road to science and technology "The speed of technological advancement is so fast, our design must respond immediately." Herman Miller's future technology director Ryan Anderson believes that a decade ago, designers can cope with and even predict the future direction of technology development. Nowadays, with the increasing popularity of iPads, e-readers and ultra-thin flat-panel TVs, “space and furniture†can only “step by step†with modern technology. One solution that can be used for reference is to hire a director of the Future Technology Department like Anderson. Two months ago, most of HermanMiller's employees had never heard of the existence of the so-called "Future Technology Department"; now, Anderson has become the backbone of the design team. How should the home office be arranged? Do people like to sit on the desk and hit the keyboard, or sit on the sofa and operate the iPad? These are the questions that Anderson needs to answer and explain in detail. In the words of Gretchen Gesheed, director of product development at HermanMiller, designers must take the initiative to "meet" technology, rather than acting as an afterthought. More and more furniture manufacturers are beginning to realize the importance of “preemptive strikesâ€. More specifically, the overwhelming iPad, iPhone, and Blackberry have made them “no choiceâ€. For example, Hollandia recently launched the new iConBed with a speaker, amplifier and a pair of iPad docks on the bedside; ThinkFabricate's FleurdeNoyer chest of drawers is based on the built-in electronics charging station "FleurdeTech"; the most eye-catching digital furniture is Flos' D'E-light, this desk lamp is not only stylish, full of fashion, but also equipped with Apple electronic device interface. "iPad and iPhone have become an indispensable part of our lives." Flos product manager Andrew Shabike believes that the "docking" of modern home and digital technology is an inevitable trend. Of course, the so-called "docking" is not as simple as "1+1=2". How to integrate geometric shapes and lines into the design concept will be a great test for the designer's skill. However, not every designer is optimistic about the transformation of modern homes. “The development of technology is changing with each passing day, and the elimination of digital furniture is only a few years of work.†The idea of ​​Edward Barber, co-founder of London-based design studio BarberOsgerby, is undoubtedly representative. “Once there is a new charging base, the so-called iPhone desk lamp will become Waste." Continue to fall behind? The complete fading of the power cord may take time; however, it is undeniable that a “physical world is disappearing†that is visible to the naked eye – just as ultra-thin flat-panel TVs and tablets make large entertainment devices history. "You don't need an alarm clock anymore, because there are alarms on your phone; you don't need a file cabinet anymore, because they are all compressed into the phone's memory. Notebooks, books... these items that used a lot of space are now difficult. Trace." In the words of interior designer Harry Allen, "The computer makes many things lose the necessity of their existence. This is a very interesting phenomenon." - Just like Silva Bradshaw The glass table completely eliminates the drawer. “Dematerialization†is also the aesthetic concept that industrial designer Kalim Rashid has been pursuing and practicing for many years. Long before IKEA launched the "deepening" Billy bookcase, Rashid "sweeped out" all the bookcases in the house, including piles of paper books, CDs and DVDs. In the blueprint depicted by Rashid, as the epitome of the era of materialization, the furniture "will begin to describe or feel the power of technology." What makes him quite puzzled is that, to date, digital furniture is still a minority on the market, with the exception of a few temperature-sensitive interiors, seats with built-in micro-speakers, and LCD wallpapers that can be used as giant TV screens. "The interior decoration seems to be the one that is left behind." This is also the reality that many designers have to face. Asked if there is "perfect technical furniture", Barber's answer is: "To tell the truth, one can't think of it." As the founder of the brand design company Fuseproject Yves Behar said, the furniture industry He is good at "small fights" and is often unable to cope with changes in human lifestyles, especially our ergonomic needs. One of the most powerful examples is that it was not until three years ago that IKEA's Swiss headquarters began using wireless networks. “We are not just designing furniture for a small group of avant-garde people.†IKEA senior designer Marcus Albona explained the company’s conservative position. In Bejar's “home utopiaâ€, technology will be integrated into our homes in a more “magical†way – for example, modular furniture that can be freely combined: “You can decorate the sofa in the living room to make it Adapt to the changes brought about by new technologies.†However, before this becomes a reality, try the Areaware alarm clock base designed by Jonas Damon. As the name implies, it can turn the iPhone into a bedside alarm clock. Although the design of the base and the interface looks so simple and even has a nostalgic taste, it has a new cognition: equipment and technology. Dematerialization - this is the future we can foresee, not just for the home design industry.
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