MORFAE
the shape of things: architecture, design, interior, art, style
31.08 2010
The hammock is a symbolic product of relaxation, separated by the glass.
Seeing though the glass top makes the image of the hammock much stronger like looking though a museum showcase or a store window.
The glass gives emphasis to the object its concept of the things and balances its materials and shapes.
Data
Designer: Koichi Futatsumata (Tokyo, Japan) for E&Y, www.eandy.com
Credits & Copyrights
Photoes: Hiroshi Mizusaki
Source: E&Y
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