As
designers
, we are witnessing noticeable shifts in consumer purchasing patterns. Most
homeowners prefer
local furniture
and
décor brands
that support local art and craft,
preferring to employ local skills and materials over imported ones. There is also a
revived appreciation for local artisanal skills, which have benefited
furniture firms
in
incorporating our established craft forms into f
urniture design and giving them new
significance for our modern lifestyles. This increased consumer awareness has resulted
in a shift in strategy for us at Quba Homes to tap the market for
customised
,
handmade
,
and one
-
of
-
a
-
kind furniture.
The Differentiator
Since diversification in design becomes necessary beyond a point, borrowing from
Rome, neoclassicism in its purest form is a resurgence of the many classical aesthetics
and ideals from earlier times. The opportunity to differentiate allows us to create
bespoke transitional designs with the fusion of artisanal and neoclassical elements.
These are lighter designs that take their cue from
classic features
and merge them with
the use of fewer details were substituted for
traditional
characteristics like curves and
strong articulation so that the beauty and texture of the original material could show.
Curating that near - perfect piece
Every piece of furniture adds value to a space. Any object that performs a utilitarian
function ca
n better accomplish its goal if it takes cues from its context. Craft governs the
process
.
It represents a continually improving dialogue between material and
technique
, in which the material becomes a form generator.
Indian art and design
have
a symbiotic
relationship. As a result of the interactions with talented artisans, experts
have been reinterpreting the conventional practices for something new, unique
expressions over the years by experimenting with
regional
tales, local talents, and
materials. Addi
tionally, they implement distinct elements from the
neoclassical style
to
blend a freshly curated
bespoke
range of
furniture
.
Selecting furniture from a store or designing it is a tall
-
order task with various options. It
is often worked out under two inst
ances, sticking to a theme or contradicting it with the
furniture as an element. Curating artisanal furniture requires balancing
comfort, workmanship, utility and beauty. Bringing in the much
-
required quirk is the fusion that
people desire through an array
of styles, neoclassical in the case of Quba Homes. The
goal is to provide consumers with a bespoke range of furniture which they can resonate
with, allowing curators to differentiate what the markets offer