Amazing Tea Table That Creates ‘Ripple Effect’

September 27, 2010 - Category Furniture

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Inspired by the idea that small changes in the individual objects can make a big impact on the whole, Korean designer Seo Jeonghwa and Hanna Chung worked together to make the “domino effect” tea table with a water layer on the top features of the folds when Users move the cups. This table is a measure of the Chat Masters Design Academy Eindhoven.

There is a belief by Asians that have small changes in the life of the individual influence and impact on the entire community, a psychological concept known as “ripple effect”. The designers then translate such intangible assets in their design time by creating the tea table. It looks basically like a normal tea table, but with the addition of a layer of water. Tea plates float on the water layer while drinking tea. Ripples of the top layer of water over the tea drinkers every time deal with their cups of tea or their record company.

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