The Twisted Pencil by Giha Woo gives a new spin to wooden writing tools. Playing with irony, the Korean designer defines his geometrical, 3-D pieces as “pencil vases.”
The boxy structures are made of bent colored pencils shaped to acquire a more efficient, decorative form. Although at first sight it’s hard to figure out their use, once the utility is deciphered the structure becomes even more original and interesting. These savvy vases hold pencils, pens or similar objects. Woo explains, “In comparison with general products, it isn’t a pencil vase that can contain a lot more pencils, but it includes new aesthetics and morphological consideration about things.” These playful designs that question both the use and shape of everyday objects help to redefine their purpose in society.
The Twisted Pencil by Giha Woo will certainly be the highlight of an office or student desk.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Geometrical Pencil Vases
- Exploring the use of twisted and bent colored pencils to create unique vases that redefine the purpose of everyday objects.
- Playful Office Decor
- Using unconventional designs, such as the Twisted Pencil, to bring a sense of creativity and whimsy to office spaces.
- Morphological Consideration
- Challenging traditional forms by incorporating new aesthetics and morphological considerations in the design of everyday objects.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Stationery
- Introducing innovative and unique stationery products, like the Twisted Pencil, to add a touch of novelty to the industry.
- Office Supplies
- Creating disruptive office supplies that go beyond functionality and transform workspaces into creative environments.
- Interior Design
- Incorporating unconventional and artistic elements, such as pencil vases, into interior design to create visually appealing and thought-provoking spaces.
