“This concept is embodied in the Illusion range of tables, which are simple and functional. Based on observing an outdoor cafe with draped table cloths, the designers then sought a way of producing the essence of drapery with modern materials. The result is a true representation of Symbolic Functionalism. See www.essey.com for further information.” Icon Interior (Ref. http://tracy-leach.blogspot.in/ June 5, 2012)
Plate20 A. Illusion of Floating Figure
Plate20 B. Wood Cut Print
Nano-Netting – Super strong nano fibers so small they are invisible to the human eye, giving the illusion of being suspended in air… (Ref. http://www.futuristspeaker.com/2011/03/25/ : June 5, 2012)
The invention of new technology has helped designers to design unique situations and environments. The illusion of 3D (plate20 A) in reality and on 2D (plate 20B) surface both have tried to exploit human eyes.
Conclusion
The human eyes experience many amazing things that does not confirm to reality. There are scientific reasons for such experiences which are known as Visual Illusions. Designers have effectively applied the phenomenon of Visual Illusion in the field of design to maximize its effect on the users. The above examples are a few to illustrate the application of this common physical disorder that have helped us to create very attractive and effective products.
