Swings serve as shelves in this Tokyo shop by Japanese designer Hiroaki Matsuyama of Minorpoet.
Minorpoet were commissioned to show off the new collection of planters and accessories by stainless-steel company Steor.
Enormous rolls of material serve as seats either side of a small table in the middle of the concrete floor.
Photographs are by Satoshi Shigeta/Nacasa & Partners.
The information below is from Minorpoet:
Play on the swings.
We created the setting for the exhibition ‘STEOR Spring Collection 2011′.
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STEOR is the stainless steel product brand from Japan. All items are worked with Japanese artisans.
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On this collection, they produced various products for houseplants and flowers.
We proposed the swings hanging from the ceiling as shelves.
By this swings, a wide variety products and green are organised into a one space.
This familiar form for all the ages goes well together with simple and playful products.
STEOR http://steor.com
STEOR Spring Collection 2011
Size: 41.55 sq m
Client: STEOR MARKETING Ltd.
Location: Tokyo, Japan
Exhibition period: May 2011
Design: Hiroaki Matsuyama / Minorpoet
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