Jun 11

Interview: Jay Sae Jung Oh: The designer discusses her jute-wrapped sculptural “Savage” series, environmental sustainability and her next step

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Interview: Jay Sae Jung Oh


The sculptural furnishings by Korea-born designer Jay Sae Jung Oh are stop-you-in-your-tracks beautiful—a complicated, show-stopping mix of materials that references centuries-old weaving techniques and yet feels entirely unexpected. Made from discarded plastic objects woven and wrapped…

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