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Da-Bloom Baby!
Multifunctional furniture is where it’s at. Something that can be used in several different functional ways to simplify or organize our lives and bring out the best in our imagination. Da-Bloom is by Korean designer Jin-Young Lee and imitates the motion of a blooming flower. Made from plywood and plastic, the table can be customized to your liking with just a few simple twists and turns. Use it as a chair and table or for the children to create an imaginary hide-out. Da-Bloom can also be custom made in various colors – you choose your bloom.
Designer: Jin-Young Lee
31 Comments »
Jamie Sward says
Wow! That’s a beautiful design! Love it!
Dave says
Agreed that looks as good as it functions.
Ecocandle says
This design is incredibly clever. I like it!!!
zippyflounder says
nice piece, however the designer will find that the inner sleeves would need to be a lot longer (3x) than shown for the central spine to function well.
Mickey says
thank you for your thoughtful mention.
This furniture is for kids and every size measured of children’s humanfactor. It’s fine.
And This is not just table and chair. Da-Bloom is furniture which can be used by kid’s imagination. They have a key how to use.
powers says
Very nice. Filling it with water? You lost me there.
Mickey says
Thank you. ^^
The water is for the weight.
If it made of solid plastic or wood, the kids could not move by themselves.
The empty plastic axis is for easy moving.
Do you have any good idea? Please let me know…^^
Jon Speer says
Did I miss where to find this and how much?
Thanks,
j
zuy says
even if the concept is not new in furniture (Castiglioni) it’s quite interessing but i prefer a 2 tops desk or on in this project square surface because you cannot write on the right of your book or desktop, it’s for left hand people , a minority
Eric says
Please explain to me how this is only for left handed people? I feel stupid for not figuring that out so forgive me, but can you not just rotate it to sit on the other side???
zuy says
castiglioni
http://www.stylepark.com/en/zanotta/712-joy?ref=home_product_of_week
An fonce says
my opinion, Bloom baby is more claver solutions.
Carl says
zzzz
zuy says
The presentation is not good : multi desk for a family should be better and from desk for life (children to adult)=> family desk
Tania says
So beautiful~ I want to get it.~ Where can I buy it?
Evan says
not quite as graceful as Achille Castiglioni’s Joy Rotating Shelf
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/ny/achille-castiglionis-joy-rotating-shelf-024757
tuan tran says
i have no clue when castiglionis shelf was made but i did a very similar design to an end table in my furniture design class in 2005. altho i did not get to fully develop on it but it was a beginners class at the time. it was made to be easily adaptable to fit anywhere such as a corner or around a corner or just flat against a wall
here’s a pic of it
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3237/2977042693_10f2672966_b.jpg
hej says
This one is exactly same as one of my graduate works last year which won GAGU competition for
first prize.
Coincidence?
Mickey says
Da-Bloom idea generated at the ‘Magis workshop_Me too project for kids’ by designer Lee in 2005. The furniture company ‘Magis’ has the original sketches and presentation documents.
After the workshop, Designer Lee made it by himself in Germany in 2006.
Please do not judge with some part and shape.
The concept is totaly different.
Mickey says
Magis (in Italy)
http://www.magisdesign.com
Toby Graham says
This is a great design. Lots better than the others mentioned in the comments. I want this now, please sell ìdea to Ikea so I can buy it for a fiver
Fikroskop says
Supper designss… thanks..
Frank says
Great design~!
Where do you currently sale your products?
roommate says
what a good design!
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