Contemporary Furniture Produce Unique Forms | BIF USA

March 7, 2014
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Today contemporary furniture designers and manufacturers continue to evolve design. Still seeking new materials, with which to produce unique forms, still employing simplicity and lightness of form, in preference to heavy ornament. And most of all they are still endeavoring to step beyond what has gone before to create entirely new visual experiences for us.

Contemporary Traditional styles

Traditional furniture features dark woods such as walnut, oak and mahogany. Upholstery is often brocades, velvet, silk, wool, and chintz, rich in texture and luxurious. These fabrics compliment the curves and carvings of the wood in Traditional styles. More contemporary Traditional styles can also feature leather and suede. Popular Traditional fabric patterns are floral designs, striped, paisley, checks, small designs and plaids. Colors are often earthy—neutral shades of brown, green, rust, gold, and sometimes blue. Traditional chairs and sofas sometimes have nail head trim, tassels, or fringe. Cushions are usually seen with piping or welting for classic detail.

Durability and versatility

Many businesses prefer the durability and versatility of wood wall units with its variety of contemporary designs which are classic with walnut, oak, cedar, pine or fir choices. Contemporary wall units now come in modular form for composition convenience with matching contemporary furniture. Although top-quality contemporary furniture will always cost more than lower quality alternatives, the extra expense is bound to be worth it. The whole look, feel and impression of the furniture will be a whole lot better, and because it won’t need to be replaced so quickly money will easily be saved in the long run.