Curved Furniture: A Trend That Is Here To Stay

This trend for natural curves is related to biophilic design, where organic curved edges are reflected from the natural world. Borrowing elements from the outdoors gives this trend a natural way to incorporate organic texture in furniture made from materials such as wood, stone, and natural fibres.

A simple yet stylish addition to your dining room, a curved dining table creates an instant centre point for the room and is surprisingly versatile.

What is the reason behind this trend? Curves are playful and fun. They also reflect our desire for a soft, cosy and happy home. In the last century, we already saw curvy shapes becoming on-trend again in some decades – in the 20s with the Art Deco, then the funky and chunky design of the 70s.

It’s important to create comforting corners inside your house. Curved furniture is ideal for spaces designed for relaxation. Select a center table or a side table like Eden Side Table to set up a cosy ambience inside your bedroom, closet or even your living room. Plants, wall art, and mirrors can also give your personality to the space.

Curved sofas are just one of the many examples of using soft curves to create a relaxing environment. A calming home benefits mental and physical health. Did you know that our brains are drawn to circular forms and curved lines are associated with safety and calm? The incremented push to include nature in a part of our daily lives allows for the organic look of curved lines and soft edges. This way, you invite the impact of the creation of the natural, welcoming, familiar flow that is found in the environment despite the more rigid feel that can sometimes be found in other geometric spaces.

Greet your guests at the door with a fun twist on the entryway. A curved sideboard will be the perfect spot for your keys. Monochrome Sideboard definitely sets the mood for a home that’s filled with other statement decor pieces. Also, for colour lovers, this one is for you!

You can achieve a cohesive look by forming a circular furniture arrangement. This arrangement follows the contours of your curved furniture. In this living room, a sofa, a center table with curves on top and a Monet XL Side Table creates a beautiful set that’s ideal for conversation.

Another great tip is to mix curved forms with natural textures. Here you can see an outstanding mirror like Angra Mirror mixed with a jar of flowers. It’s possible to re-create the balance between materials like we found in the natural world.