Furniture can take many forms and shapes, round, oval, square or just something at random. However, many designs always have a muse. Here are some furniture pieces that included the feminine features of their muses in their design.
Feminine features in interior design decor
The Vengeance table lamp by KOKET
KOKET is very well known for incorporating fine details in to their work. For their Vengeance table lamp they incorporated feminine features in the form of hands to support the story behind the piece. As they say it, the hands is seeking retribution and trying to find for what is rightfully hers.
Mira rug by Rug Society
Another brand that incorporated feminine features into their work is Rug Society. For their Mira rug, they constructed a face out of different kind of shapes onto the rug. The way in which they made the face reminds many of the cubism painting style and Modigliani’s way of painting portraits. Rug Society themselves see it as a journey through a communion of cultures and style. Are you not into rugs, together with Home’s Society, they also have a Mira collection which includes a cabinet in the same style.
The Vinicius dining table by Essential Home
Less obvious is the Vinicius dining table, this furniture piece may look quite ordinary but has still the feminine shape of an hourglass, which is a wink to the body type that some women strive for.
Tongue-in-Cheek chair by Peter Harvey
Made from Glass reinforced plastic, the Tongue-in-Cheek chairs speak for themselves. Attainable in multiple different flashy colours, this product with feminine features has a fluid and sensual nature but also is the perfect chair for indoor and outdoor use.
The Tabu cocktail table by KOKET
Our last piece is again by KOKET, but it is abundantly clear that the female body plays a big role in this design piece. Not only do they take up the biggest part of the Tabu cocktail table design,
