Melbourne studio Beeline Design blends themes from Memphis design + the Art Deco period for a colorfully bold, retro-futuristic furniture series.

It?s not that Beeline Design shies away from color ? it’s quite the opposite in fact. The Melbourne furniture studio has been applying more vibrant hues to its furniture, which for the most part leaned neutral years prior. Now, founders Adam Brislin and Lucy Grant are rocketing in a new direction with the launch of Geometrica, an undeniably upbeat, colorful collection of retro-futuristic furniture that blends the best expressive elements from Art Deco and Memphis design. The pieces collectively cultivate a bold and energetic aesthetic that celebrates the modern creative spirit from the 1980s.
Geometry is nothing new when it comes to contemporary aesthetic themes, but the duo injects excitement into their configurations with an approach that is different and unexpected. ?Our goal with the designs was to capture the essence of our favorite design movements and infuse it with our own unique flair,? Brislin and Grant share. ?We wanted to create pieces that not only evoke a sense of nostalgia but also have a modern feel to it.? Paired with bright color blocking, the collection feels fresh and playful, unapologetic in all its show-stopping vibrancy. Those looking to bring home these silhouettes in more subtle colorways may breathe easy; the pieces also come in American Oak as well as muted custom finishes.

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