SAI is a modular storage solution with small silicon cubes which have unexpected tactile sensations when touched. The object consistd of silicon blocks that holds things such as books, papers, clothes, whatever you want. People can also lean on it while reading book or pin a message on it. It can be use in multiple ways and provides a opportunity personalization as you can arrange the blocks in any pattern.
Photography: Young Mi Kim
Designer: Jiyoung Seo
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Don’t like it. It seems much like a form over function kind of design. To me the shelving takes up much more space than it provides
I want to like this idea but I don’t really… It just looks so messy. I want and organization unit to look… well, neat and organized. It bothers me that the squares are all askew.
I think it is an interesting idea. gives different way of thinking about storage things and personalizing. nice!!
It appeals to me because of the versatility and because it makes me want to touch it.
good!!
sai? very nice!
sai? very nice!
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