Nendo: triangle roomshoes

Designed for comfort and to be stackable – with no need for slipper racks – Nendo’s new slippers are shaped as a cone that looks triangular from the side.

Nendo’s last project is a cone-shaped footwear that looks triangular from the side.

A natural crease forms in its in-step portion, and it offers a distinctive comfort to your feet unlike any shoes or slippers. It can stand on its own without taking too much space, and several can be stacked up in the foyer with no need for slipper racks. Nendo selected two materials with the following in mind, comfort and steadiness when stood on its own. One being polyester that has elasticity and the other being synthetic leather.

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Nendo, triangle roomshoes

Nendo, triangle roomshoes

Nendo, triangle roomshoes

Nendo, triangle roomshoes

Nendo, triangle roomshoes

Nendo, triangle roomshoes

Nendo, triangle roomshoes

Triangle roomshoes
Design: Nendo
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