Tea Room for People Around the World
In Japan, every meeting should be treasured because it can never be fully recaptured. Master 'Sen no Rikyu' identified principles that must be incorporated into the tea ceremony: harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility.
"With these words, designer Shiro Nakada describes the Tea Room project. The structures comprising the design are two cubes, crafted from i-Mesh fabric. The first cube, made of fiberglass, features the 150% scale Morellet pattern, one of the company's most distinctive products. The second cube, constructed from carbon fiber, showcases a pleasingly chaotic pattern named Random, which offers exceptional versatility. Both structures consist of panels measuring precisely 1.7 meters per side, with hinges on one side serving as entrances.
Through its adaptability to the surroundings, the i-Mesh fabric seamlessly embodies the Japanese style, emerging as the focal point of the scene, conveying the values and incomparable charm of "the Land of the Rising Sun.
