seoul-based design studio orijeen expands its color-changing furniture collection with the‘color flow_V2’cabinet. made with ribbed curved surfaces, and using lenticular technology, the newly added piece changes its color depending on the user’s position and movement.
all images by tomorrow studio, and sooin jang supported by KCDF and culture station seoul 284
‘color flow_V2’by studio orijeen uses lenticular sheets to change the perceived color immediately, generating a dramatic visual effect. the new cabinet incorporates a sliding door, which also creates unique reflections and color shifts, while making the user feel more connected to the piece.
the chameleon-esque cabinet hopes to remind users of their relationship with the objects, encouraging them to engage in ‘a dialogue in color’ as the designers mention. ‘we find a color that changes according to our movement among the things we use unknowingly in our daily life, and we experience non-daily life as if things are talking to us in color — at that moment, life becomes a small fantasy’ the orijeen team shares.
project info:
name: color flow_V2
designer: studio orijeen
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edited by: myrto katsikopoulou | designboom
