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10 years, 7 months ago
BALLOON CHAIR BY h220430
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h220430 focuses on lighting and furniture. They want to design not just primary shape of the things but secondary communication deriving from the messages in the things. They hope their works will produce communication and provide an opportunity for people to rethink and act against many difficult problems such as deterioration of the global environment and continuous conflicts all over the world.

Balloon Chair

This chair was visually inspired by feelings of floating that the main character felt in the French movie, “Le Ballon Rouge”(1953).

A balloon seems to really lift a chair by fixing balloons and a chair to the back wall and realizes a feeling of floating. In addition, the balloons are made of FRP, so they cannot be deflated and blown up. If you sit on this chair, you’ll be able to think positive thoughts even if you are feeling down.

photo by Ikunori Yamamoto h220430

photo by Ikunori Yamamoto
h220430

photo by Ikunori Yamamoto

photo by Ikunori Yamamoto

Thin Chair

This is a chair for children that has been constructed using paper with a high level of durability, which is also used for luxury suitcases.

With a thickness of just 1.6mm, the weight of this paper is an extremely light 0.5 kg. When unfolded, more than 400 chairs can be stored in a single cubic meter of space. By simply folding a sheet of paper over itself and fixing the overlapping area into place, the construction of a chair is complete.

photo by Ellie

photo by Ellie

photo by Ellie

photo by Ellie

Sunrising Lamp
It is a tradition in Japan that people go to worship at sunrise on the beginning of the year with a brand new feeling and optimistically recite the New Year resolution.
However every day starts with a sunrise.

photo by Ellie

photo by Ellie

photo by Ellie

photo by Ellie

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