SeimaTurbinostyle
SeimaTurbinostyle is a design and cultural term used to describe a multidisciplinary aesthetic that draws on turbine engineering and the idea of rotational motion. Characterized by dynamic shapes, modular construction, and a sense of aerodynamic speed, the style integrates technical efficiency with expressive form.
Origin and spread: The term was coined in the early 2020s by a Berlin-based design collective associated
Key characteristics: Visual language centers on turbine-inspired silhouettes—blade-like profiles, radial segmentation, and lattice-like skins—often arranged in
Applications and notable works: SeimaTurbinostyle has been applied to furniture, lighting, interior architecture, and graphic identities.
Reception: Critics view it as a compelling visual language that evokes modern engineering while remaining adaptable