Jin Kuramoto: Wind

A forest of organic shapes that also control acoustics like a kind of tuner, and that make the environment more pleasant and friendly. Launched in Stockholm by Offecct.

These room dividers are a concept more than individual products.

They can be seen as a celebration of the beauty of nature – a forest of organic shapes that also control acoustics like a kind of tuner, and that make the environment more pleasant and friendly.

There are no more perfects shapes than those of a snowflake, a bee hide or a leaf. Jin Kuramoto’s room dividers are conceived as reminders of nature’s beauty in a hospital or a large office landscape, for example. They also make it possible to speak in private even in acoustically chaotic environments.

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Jin Kuramoto, Wind, Offecct

Jin Kuramoto, Wind, Offecct

Jin Kuramoto, Wind, Offecct

Jin Kuramoto, Wind, Offecct

Jin Kuramoto, Wind, Offecct

Jin Kuramoto, Wind, Offecct

Wind
Design: Jin Kuramoto
Producer: Offecct

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