ddp design fair

The 'Curly' series of wall vases allows you to view plants from a different angle. Inspired by vines that flow freely along the wall, these vases allow plants to be displayed in an unconventional location: the wall. Mimicking the organic curves of plant stems, the vases use CNC banding technology to create the illusion of overlapping movement, while a textured surface finish adds dimension to make them stand out as objects even when plants are not present. The vase can also be used to hold live flowers, and we created an internal structure to make it easier to use, such as changing the water. The vase, which resembles a natural object with its graceful curves, plays a role in revitalizing the atmosphere of the space with its appearance alone.

Maker HEEE

"Contemporary product trends are crossing the line between art and commerce and everything in between, so this collaboration allowed me to explore the in-between with designers. It was also beneficial to learn about the design process with a focus on storytelling."

Designer  Chaeyoung Lee

"I have been making art furniture for a small number of people using wood as the main material, but through this collaboration, I was able to work with materials that I hadn't used before, such as steel and plastic, and develop products that are more accessible to the market while thinking about their use in everyday life."