The Air Vase by Tokyo-based Torafu Architects is formed from a flat perforated paper stretched on each side into shape. Each side of the paper comes in different shades so that the vase ‘switches’ color viewed at various angles. Check out the instruction video:
Torafu Architects Youtube channel
via dezeen
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Can someone tell me how to order the air vases? I have searched the web and many stores, no luck!
Thanks
Lulu