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When monochromatic schemes are underwhelming and color trends are overrated, Orijeen’s color changing cabinets is sure to satisfy. The Korean based studio have created the chameleon-esque pieces by applying a lenticular surface to their designs. Orijeen‘s mini collection – called ‘color flow’ – comprises of two storage pieces, both of which vary in color gradients. A freestanding wardrobe ranges in shades of greens and blues whilst a smaller sideboard highlights blues with pinks.
The chameleon-esque pieces change in color depending on your position and movement, a visual change which hopes to remind the user of their relationship with the objects. Orijeen, who work on a wide range of projects in the fields of furniture, products, space and concept research design, pride themselves on drawing attention to the connections between humans, design and the environment.
Design: Orijeen
https://www.designboom.com/design/orijeen-color-flow-lenticular-11-13-2017/
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