Trendy individuality and high customization: New trends in the design of metal furniture appearance

The current design of metal furniture is transitioning from standardization towards "personalized customization" and "emotional expression", satisfying the dining space's demand for uniqueness and brand recognition through innovations in color, form, and material. Below is an overview of the core trends:

• Bright-colored metal: Techniques such as anodizing and PVD coating enable metals to exhibit high-saturation colors like red, orange, and fluorescent yellow, breaking the traditional coldness of metal and injecting vitality into the restaurant.
• Mirror and fluid appearance: Mirror polishing creates a futuristic feel, while fluid designs such as water ripples and curves enhance visual dynamics, making it suitable for creating spatial visual focal points.

• The rise of irregularly shaped, 3D printed sculptural furniture, such as incorporating spheres and wavy designs into the legs of tables and chairs, balancing artistry and functionality.

• Quickly generate diverse shapes by adjusting parameters to achieve customization of "same base, different forms", such as differentiated individual products within the unified style of a chain restaurant.

• The composite design of metal with stone slab, wood, and leather (such as metal frame + stone slab countertop) has become mainstream, adapting to different spatial styles through modular composition.

• Quick response to demands: The flexible production line supports small-batch customization, shortens delivery cycles, and meets urgent needs such as restaurant openings and renovations.
• Brand differentiation: A highly customized appearance helps reinforce the brand identity of a dining space, for instance, by enhancing customer memory through iconic colors or designs.

Summary: Trendy individuality and high customization have become the key to competition in metal furniture. Enterprises can quickly respond to the catering market's pursuit of personalized spaces by combining color innovation, form breakthroughs, and flexible supply chains.