Kaze

About the collection

Kaze Folding Screen — Shaped by the Movement of Wind

Like the wind shapes floating flags, Kazes meandering baseline creates stability, while the straight topline makes it almost invisible. Through its folding mechanism it is easily stored away when not needed.The Kaze folding screen draws inspiration from the dynamic interplay of wind and flags, capturing the essence of movement and fluidity. Its undulating baseline provides stability, anchoring the structure firmly, while the straight topline offers a minimalist aesthetic, allowing the screen to blend seamlessly into various settings. Equipped with a folding mechanism, the Kaze screen can be effortlessly stored away when not in use, optimizing space without compromising on design. This harmonious fusion of form and function exemplifies a thoughtful approach to contemporary interior design

Designer

MUCNYC

When I first encountered LIN in Milan in 2019, I was immediately captivated by the beauty of the "igusa" material and LIN's innovative approach to revitalizing this traditional Japanese craft. "Igusa" is a truly unique material, with properties that are simply extraordinary. It boasts a velvet-like touch, a subtle softness, and a distinctive swishing sound when your hand glides over it.For a designer, it’s the material of dreams. The craftsmanship, tradition, and rich history behind "igusa" further inspired us to create furniture pieces that truly stand out.With this collection, we aimed to highlight the material, showcasing it as prominently as possible, making it the central focus and key element of each piece.It is both a great pleasure and an honor to contribute our designs to the LIN collection. We truly enjoy collaborating with the LIN team, whose deep understanding of quality andunwavering focus on detail make this partnership so special. This journey has been incredibly rewarding, and we are committed to helping promote "igusa" and the craftsmanship behind it, with the hope of preserving it for future generations.

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