Embodiment of
Fractal / Juhi Tile
/ Woop

＜Embodiment of Fractal＞ This shelf applies a tree’s growth fractal to its structure in order to make rational use of wood that deviates from standard. Six heights of struts can be freely combined for a layout with the flexibility to suit the space.
＜Juhi Tile＞ Thick, strong bark’s energy efficiency is utilized for fuel in the firing of this ceramic, rebuking the difficulty of saving even a drop of oil. The characteristic texture of natural decay is semi-permanently arrested on the tile’s surface.
＜Woop＞ Combining things that are usually considered to be complete opposites, as with accidents that occur during chemical research, offers a means to approach the production process from a different perspective. Woop is a project that combines undried wood thinnings with water-jet cutting, aiming to capitalize on the weaknesses of both. The rough, cut surface of machine production and heterogeneity of wood create a density of random beauty.