catch my drip, a sculptural umbrella holder by non-useless

catch my drip, a sculptural umbrella holder by non-useless
all images courtesy of non-useless

‘catch my drip’ is a series of creative, concrete stands for dripping umbrellas. any frequent umbrella user is accustomed to the inescapable challenge of finding a place to store it, especially when it’s dripping wet. ‘catch my drip’ takes up practically no space, at 3.5” high X 6.5” diameter, the piece can be placed basically anywhere.

a sleek, modern shape contrasts with soft and porous materiality

created by québécois studio non-useless, the holder not only solves an inconvenient problem, but also turns an ordinary object into an original, displayable sculpture. ‘catch my drip’ is hand-made in montreal, quebec with locally sourced materials. 

video courtesy of Renée Gravel

‘catch my drip’ is a fun holder that converts any umbrella into a work of art

supports closed or opened umbrellas to drain and dry on the stand

the more the merrier 

a tripod model takes advantage of gathered water and uses it to water plants

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