Furla 2016 Spring Summer Series Opens In Japan

Recently, Furla's 2016 spring summer series was held at Zojoji Temple in Tokyo, Japan.

In the layout of the exhibition area, Fu La re launched the Emmanuelle Moureaux, a French designer who lived in Japan.

Tourists appreciate the warmth of spring when they appreciate the product.

The theme of "Furla" 2016 spring and summer series is "flower seeing", which means spring is coming in Japanese.

Before entering the exhibition area, visitors will turn first through the dark front desk, and suddenly come to a bright spring world.

The theme of Emanuela Monks's new product exhibition is "

(Hanami) ".

We can see that the complex, fine colored long strip of paper is tightly integrated into a huge cylindrical shape.

These tree coronal paper devices are arranged in a gradation, simulating the subtle changes in natural light passing through flowers and leaves.

Meanwhile, Furla's new handbag is exquisitely placed under the canopy.

Tourists appreciate the warmth of spring when they appreciate the product.

Prior to that, monks had designed a series of autumn and winter exhibition booths for Furla in 2015.

At the time, monks set up the theme "Explosion of Joy" for the show. She installed a series of color mobile devices in the space. These mobile devices, called "Dancing", were dancing in the air indefinitely.

The "dance" device consists of 100 color rings and

The letters are made up, and when these color devices are dancing in the air, the whole space forms a wonderful color gradient.

At the same time, the new products of Furla, autumn and winter are displayed on the suspended smooth terraces, which make people feel like they are floating in the air.

The dancing circle is inspired by the Zen Buddhist phrase "a period of time", conveying the philosophy of "cherish every encounter, because we can not meet again".

The constant movement of "dance"

It represents the endless exploration of the future by Fu la.

Emanuela Monks, known for her color design, moved to Japan in 1996.

In 2003, she founded the "Emmanuel La monks architecture + Design Studio" (Emmanuelle moureaux architecture + design).

The richness of colors and scenery on the streets of Tokyo inspired her. At the same time, she also used many traditional Japanese space elements, such as mobile screens.

After the collision of things, she created a unique design concept called "shikiri", that is, "let color drive (create) space".

She even regards color as the third element of spatial design.

Previously, the studio has launched the "Baise series" color device tour in the city, and has undertaken architectural design projects such as UNIQLO store, Tokyo rainbow bank, Yazawa apartment, Ibaraki children's Park, etc. in addition, she has designed "emotional color bubble device" for Coca-Cola.