Rin
Display Shelf for Misaki Kiyuna
This is a shelf made from "Sendan" wood from Okinawa Prefecture. The design of the pillars is inspired by the scenery of Japanese bamboo forests. It has a simple structure, consisting of a pillar with four iron rods welded to a steel plate and fixed to wood with screws. Since the wood is not processed, the length and thickness vary, allowing you to enjoy a variety of solid wood shapes and expressions. You can put books or small items between the pillars. Enjoy the interior by displaying ceramics and sculptures.
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Unique Properties
Since the wood is not processed, the length and thickness vary, allowing you to enjoy a variety of solid wood shapes and expressions. You can put books or small items between the pillars. Each pillar has a different shape, so it's fun to assemble while choosing. By increasing the number of pillars to match the space, you can create a shelf with a different look.
Tags
design, furniture, shelf, wood, Japan
Production Technology
This shelf is made from ''Sendan'' wood from Okinawa Prefecture. The pillars are made by randomly welding four iron rods of different lengths to a steel plate. This shelf was created by a designer.
Design Challenge
It is about maintaining strength and stability against back and forth swaying. Strength can be increased by increasing the angle of the iron rod, increasing the number of columns, or placing it next to a wall. By fixing the iron plate to the wood with screws, it stabilizes the shelf while preventing the solid wood from warping.
Project Duration
The project started in December 2021 and ended in February 2024.
Operation Flow
To assemble, fix the pillars in the desired position with screws. You can increase or decrease the number of shelf posts. The purpose is to place pottery and sculptures and enjoy the interior.
Research
Fascinated by the natural texture of solid wood, we came up with a design that did not require any processing on the wood. It has a simple structure, consisting of a pillar made of four iron rods welded to a steel plate, which is fixed to wood with screws. By supporting the heavy solid wood with thin pillars, we have created a structure that gives the impression of lightness.
Inspiration
This is a shelf made from ''Sendan'' wood from Okinawa. The pillars were inspired by the landscape of Japanese bamboo forests. This will raise the awareness of consumers and manufacturers about saving wood resources, and will make proposals for environmentally friendly manufacturing.
Image Credits
#1 Misaki Kiyuna 2024, #2 Misaki Kiyuna 2024, #3 Misaki Kiyuna 2024, #4 Misaki Kiyuna 2024, #5 Misaki Kiyuna 2024,
Project Overview
Rin Display Shelf has been a Iron winner in the Furniture Design award category in the year 2023 organized by the prestigious A' Design Award & Competition. The Iron A' Design Award is awarded to good designs that meet the rigorous professional and industrial standards set by the A' Design Awards. This recognition is reserved for works that demonstrate a solid understanding of design principles and show creativity within their execution. Recipients of the Iron A' Design Award are acknowledged for their practical innovations and contributions to their respective fields, providing solutions that improve quality of life and foster positive change. These designs are a testament to the skill and dedication of their creators, showcasing their ability to address real-world challenges through thoughtful design.
Iron Recognition
Misaki Kiyuna was recognized with the coveted Iron A' Design Award in 2024, a testament to excellence of their work Rin Display Shelf.
Misaki Kiyuna Press Releases
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Rin: A Display Shelf Made from "Sendan" Wood from Okinawa
Misaki Kiyuna's Rin Display Shelf Raises Awareness for Environmentally Friendly Manufacturing
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