Style — from the fluidity of lines to the art of presentation
The Nasq project stems from a simple idea: to transform the waves themselves into shelves. Fused designed and 3D-printed this wall-mounted stand, combining product display with a visual composition that gives the wall its own distinct character.
Design concept
Lines flow and twist to create display spaces at varying heights. Straight sections that hold the products intersect with curves and undulating loops, while a repeating central composition adds depth and visual rhythm that connects the project's components.
From design to execution
The work began with digitally shaping the undulating forms and arranging shelves and spaces to display a variety of pieces. These forms were then transformed into 3D-printed parts, assembled, and mounted on the wall to demonstrate the relationship between the digital concept and the finished piece. The printed lines remain an integral part of the design's texture and detail.
A different way to display products
The layout provides multiple spaces for displaying sculptures, products, and artwork, with gaps that give each piece its own visual field. The dark color of the shelves highlights the variety of colors in the displays and makes the wavy line pattern stand out against the wall background.
A design that takes shape around the space
The concept can be further developed to suit the project's identity, wall dimensions, and the nature of the displays, while also considering shelf layout, mounting, and load-bearing requirements for each application. This approach is suitable for showrooms, shops, and reception areas seeking a distinctive presence for their products.
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