Two young designers from Tokyo, Japan
The first trial cry, quietly shining in the product design world
One is Naoki Ono, who was born in 1981 and graduated from the Department of Architecture
The other one is Yuki Yamamoto, who graduated in 1985 and majored in industrial design at university
In 2011, the two worked together to establish YOY Design Studio
This year YOYs design works began to be exhibited at various famous furniture exhibitions in Milan
Naoki Ono has a good sense of space and is responsible for design issues related to studio space
Yuki Yamamoto works hard on product design
The two have their own strengths and create wonderful sparks
YOY’s design philosophy is to explore and create “stories deduced from the relationship between space and objects”
Their design theme is to create a new story between space and objects.
The companys design spirit is described on the companys website
TodayWhat I want to introduce is a work that the editor really likes "Blow"
This is a set of five-piece white steel bookshelves
Each component is not a traditional horizontal support plate
Instead, it imitates flying A4 paper, and the object holding surface is a curved surface with irregular rows
There are five different flying states
You can assemble it by yourself according to your personal preference, and both the front and back sides can be nailed to the wall
You can purchase as many sets as you like
When you finish furnishing your home space
A rather interesting and lively scene appeared
The flying paper splashes poetically in the space
And when you display your collection of ornaments or books
The space presents an unexpected sense of scene
The response of the frame entity and shadow virtual grayscale
It also creates a quite textured atmosphere in the space
All I can say is: the ingenuity of the designers
It really makes life more unique and unique
