Nature has always been a source of inspiration for human beings. During the 30's of the 20th century, an aesthetic current emerged that revolutionized the world of design: organic design .

The influence of organic design has been intermittent throughout the last century; It regained strength in the 1960s and 1990s and is currently one of the most important trends in art, architecture, design and fashion.

This school is characterized by innovating in the basic forms and structures of design, opting for curves and complex symmetry , as opposed to the square, angular and perfectly symmetrical silhouettes of functionalist and structuralist design.

Organic design has a penchant for curves, smooth lines, and jagged contours that give designs a sense of fluidity and lightness . These types of pieces are whimsical and intriguing to the eye and seek to integrate into the space without affecting it ; Many times, they do it not only from the shape , but also through color or proportion.

LYRA MODEL

This style takes its inspiration from nature. Almost all the components that are incorporated in these pieces are abstractions of elements that are part of the natural environment, such as plants, flowers, mountains or stars.

Most of the time these references within the design are not literal representations , but a kind of essence, raising the level of intrigue of each product; it is as if nature were drawn by organic lines.

Currently, one of the most important contributions of the current school of organic design is the predilection for materials from nature. In architecture and industrial design , preference is given to materials such as clay , wood and stone . In the world of fashion , clothing made of leather and natural fibers , such as jute or cotton, are the favorites of many designers.

GALAXY MODEL

The basis of organic design is found in the affirmation that the organic is what makes up living beings. With this definition as a central foundation, it is easy to understand why the creations of this current of design allude , in one way or another, to the objects that are part of the natural world. Although their construction only has this small essence, they are pieces that are harmonic to the eye and to the space due to their intrinsic connection with nature , so it is easy for us to admire them and connect with them.

ANDROMEDA MODEL

LYRA MODEL