01 / The idea behind the object
The gesture of putting something down
Two low rises suggest a landscape rather than a face. The form follows the small daily gesture of removing a pair of glasses and setting them within reach. Its broken line gives the resting place a visual rhythm without competing with the frame it will eventually hold. The result is intended to feel familiar without becoming literal.
02 / Form & material
Considered in
the small details.
Design targets, not measurements of finished stock. Dimensions, weight, materials, contents and packaging will be confirmed after physical trials. W = width, D = depth, H = height. Irregular forms are described by their approximate overall dimensions.
- Object
- Eyeglass rest
- Size target
- Approx. 13 W x 6 D x 4 H cm
- Material direction
- Pale mineral composite; soft protective contact surfaces proposed.
- Surface
- Integral mineral colour and inset or surface-applied pigment marks; a matte protective finish is proposed.
- Weight
- To be measured on a finished prototype; no weight specification is currently confirmed.
- Intended use
- For a bedside table or desk, using soft contact areas rather than resting lenses on the cast body.
- Fit & durability
- Contact-pad material, frame compatibility and scratch resistance require trials. Do not use with lenses bearing directly on an unfinished surface.
- Availability
- Coming soon. No orders, reservations or release date are currently offered.