Rolu by Chiaki Murata Looks Like a Displaced Roll of Toilet Paper
The Rolu by Chiaki Murata of hers, a studio based in Osaka, Japan, looks like a toilet paper roll that has been displaced from its rightful place in the washroom. In a way, this minimalist design acts like a roll of toilet paper. Except it occupies offices and kitchens rather than washrooms. It is a unique piece of stationery that allows people to take notes on the go without wasting unnecessary amounts of paper.
Designed for Metaphys, the Rolu by Chiaki Murata is comprised of a roll of paper that has been perforated at increments of 10 centimeters each. The simple holder boasts a bar that allows people to tear pieces off easily. It is great for jotting down directions, grocery lists and more.
Designed for Metaphys, the Rolu by Chiaki Murata is comprised of a roll of paper that has been perforated at increments of 10 centimeters each. The simple holder boasts a bar that allows people to tear pieces off easily. It is great for jotting down directions, grocery lists and more.
