This unique furniture series is inspired by Rorschach psychological tests and looks really unusual.
The main idea for Reinis Ducmanis’ Rorschach has been to create a furniture that is abstract both in its function and shape. The designer has worked on an object with no obvious purpose and which does not disclose its role, thereby encouraging each user to look for it.
The concept and visual image of this furniture is inspired by the Rorschach visual psychological tests — abstract inkblot prints which are used to analyze human psychological state, characteristics and emotions. Each person sees something different in these inkblot prints and that’s exactly what Reinis Ducmanis wanted to achieve with these objects.
The designer has created a furniture series that is sufficiently abstract to make people look for applications that are suitable specifically for them. For example, to store things that are used more often than other objects on daily basis but do not have any permanent place in the room: the book you are currently reading, a magazine or newspaper, or your mobile phone, wallet or a coffee cup. It can also be used as a coffee table, stand for an audio system or TV, bedside table or a bench.
There are different colors available, from white and black to green and peachy, so you'll easily find a piece that suits your space.