nathan yong: off cut shelf and stack containers for living divani
<p>the singaporean designer presents a juxtaposed wooden shelf and a stackable triad of containers at milan design week 2012. </p>
‘off cut’ shelf by nathan yong all images courtesy of living divani
singapore-based industrial designer nathan yong has created two furniture pieces for italian manufacturing and production company living divani. both the shelf and the stacking containers will be shown at the 2012 salone internazionale del mobile in milan.
view of shelf from different angles
the ‘cut off’ shelving unit plays with the possible vistas of the user. multiple wooden poles are juxtaposed, creating many vertical and horizontal interlocking pieces. to accentuate the edges, the shelves themselves are transparent planes of glass. the playful quality of their assembly is further underlined with varying shelf heights.
detail of joints
‘stack’ is a collection of three containers of different depths. due to the detailing of the natural wooden legs, the colorful receptacles fit one onto the other, saving space and hiding stored contents if desired. due to their position, the raised stilts also act as handles for lifting the trays.
‘stack’ by nathan yong
three different depths of containers stand on their own as separate furniture pieces
containers stack to save space
