color-changing furniture by orijeen uses lenticular technology to create gradient surfaces

when monochromatic schemes are underwhelming and color trends are overrated, orijeen‘s color changing cabinets are sure to satisfy. the korean-based studio have created the pieces to change colour by applying a lenticular surface to their designs.

a small sideboard ranges in shades of purples, pinks and blues

orijeen‘s mini collection – called ‘color flow’ – comprises of two storage pieces, both of which vary in color gradients. a freestanding wardrobe ranges in shades of greens and blues whilst a smaller sideboard highlights blues with pinks.

different lenticular surfaces with varying color gradient properties can be applied

the chameleon-esque pieces change pose a visual change which hopes to remind the user of their relationship with the objects. orijeen, who work on a wide range of projects in the fields of furniture, products, space and concept research design, pride themselves on drawing attention to the connections between humans, design and the environment.

COLOR FLOW
video by orijeen

an open view of the color flow cabinet

a free standing wardrobe highlights greens and blues

the objects change color using a lenticular process

the color flow series comprises of two storage pieces

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edited by: kieron marchese | designboom