"At first glance, this piece looks like it escaped from a modern art gallery. Those circular, fan-shaped panels arranged in an organic pattern? They're giving sculptural installation vibes. But here's where things get really cool: this isn't just another pretty piece of furniture that sacrifices function for form. The Breeze Divider is made entirely from natural hat-making hemp fabric, and every single component can be taken apart."
"But let's talk about what really sets this design apart: the sustainability angle. We're living in an era where "eco-friendly" gets slapped on everything, often with little substance behind it. The Breeze Divider actually walks the walk. Because everything detaches completely, the whole thing can be packed flat, which means significantly lower shipping costs and a smaller carbon footprint. It's the IKEA philosophy taken to its logical, more elegant conclusion."
The Breeze Divider by sa rina merges sculptural form with practical room division. Circular, fan-shaped panels form an organic pattern that creates depth and changing translucency as light passes through hat-making hemp fabric. Every component detaches so the unit packs flat for lower shipping costs and a smaller carbon footprint. The natural hemp material offers textured, moody translucence while maintaining durability. The design balances privacy, visual interest, and portability, replacing clunky partitions and flimsy fabric screens. The modular construction simplifies transport, storage, and repair, supporting longevity and genuine sustainability rather than superficial eco-marketing.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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