Nendo: Trace
Milan Design Week 2017
Milan, Italy
Furniture has its own movements that, even if they are not visible, they exist in our subconscious and in a virtual space. Nendo makes this traces visible, celebrating them. 

A collection of shelving created by visualizing invisible “trace”.
Within the space where we live there are items that “move”. They are furniture, doors and windows – Items that move in relation to our daily activities. Although they may not be visible, we are subconsciously aware of the “traces” of their movements every day. For example, because of that, we do not put a vase in front of a door. It is essential for a person who specializes in space design to be even more aware of this, as they have to portray these “traces” onto drawings. In the same manner, by visualizing such “traces” in space, the various movement of a door attached to a simple cabinet was implied. 
 

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