Showing posts with label torafu architects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label torafu architects. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Vases


Some vases i've been bumping into and i love.

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Designed by Ryosuke Uehara and Yoshie Watanabe, the Hope Forever Blossoming vase and watering can is made out of vinyl and expanding when filled with water.  For the ones travelling a lot why don't you pack one of these and take it as decoration item wherever you go? Want to read more about the designers and how the idea to create these vases came? Click Here



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The sky planter from Bosske.
Going against gravity and saving some space? Read more about the Sky Planter Here
 
Foto via Bosske



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The Air Vase by Tokyo-based Torafu Architects is formed a paper bowl that envelops air. From a flat perforated paper stretched on each side to freely change its shape by molding it into a dish, a small bowl or a vase. Each side of the paper comes in different shades so that the vase ‘switches’ color viewed at various angles.
Also something to take with you on a trip or give as a present envolving a bottle of wine. The package contains 3 vases. Find the shop adresses HERE


Foto via nrc.nl




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Here’s another innovative and eco-friendly vase (use for plastic bottles). The possibilities are endless with this vase. Just slip the specially cut paper over the bottle, and voilĂ , you have a stunning vase! Can be used on bottles of all shapes and sizes. Create the look that suits you. The paper is made from leftover material generated in the paper printing and production process.


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Monday, January 7, 2013

Washitape inspiration

 
Sinds i moved to Japan, i got this new addiction called Washi (japanese for paper) tape. So every time i go somewhere shopping i will come home with a new roll.
 
Foto via Woonblog
In Japan when renting an apartment, you aren't allowed to hang anything in the walls. So I start making my own artwall with this magic tape.

1.washitape holder 2. kokeshidoll with washi-tea lights and washitape presenttag
3. washi tea lights 4. Artwall Rendeer




I also found this amazing paperhook tape designed by Torafu Architects .
Curling the tip like a piece of tape, the hook is soaked then dried. This process gives it enough strength to hang small accessories or keys up to 50 gr. Isn't just beautiful?

Foto by Torafu Architects
Foto by Torafu Architects


Foto by BLTD