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Interact and Communicate with JUNO JEON Furniture



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Netherlands-based designer juno jeon has created two pieces of furniture that aim to bring ordinary objects to live, by making them interact and communicate with their users. The humor-infused project aims to create a relationship between our space, which is full of objects, and ourselves.
 ‘Pull me to live’ is a drawer that has a special skin: when the drawer is closed, it just sits there, showcasing its fancy skin. When it is pulled, its outer layer gradually changes the color from back to front. this creates the sensation that the drawer is reaction to the human stimulus, as if it was an animal. when the drawer is pushed back, its skin changes color again.A simple gesture of opening and closing the drawer changes the skin of the drawer
by painting the skin with two different colors, the user is able to appreciate its two faces

Happy Holi !


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Today, people around the world will pelt each other with colored powder in celebration of Holi, the centuries-old holiday that is now celebrated throughout the world. Holi coincides with the beginning of Spring, and for many it’s an opportunity to indulge in the bright, colorful festivity of the new season.Google Doodle honors this tradition, and all those celebrating on this joyous day. 

Color, in essence, has been a large part of the Indian consciousness. In a country as diverse and culturally vibrant as India, it is perhaps the common, simple expressions of color that hold together the multitudes of outlooks, lifestyles, and traditions. The symbolism of color stands out and controls every aspect of life in India, be it religion, politics, festivals, celebrations or even public sentiments. An interesting way of looking at all that mentioned above is to imagine a shape, structure, form, design, pattern, lattice for every color, mood, food, festival, religion, politics, finance’s and let them go loose and get interspersed with each other. Engulfing one form to make a new one. Each design creating a new pattern, with the same meaning and yet a different perspective.

India remains colorful, decorated and vibrant in more ways than one. It stands strong as perhaps the most stoic example of unity in a world so divided. And the colors and lattices that hold it together are the framework of faith, pride, and love – feelings that overcome all differences.