New / Domestic Notes 01
Coming soonEarlier Than Words
Freestanding earring screen
Keep a small selection of earrings visible on a dressing table.
YUKIFU / THE FORTHCOMING STORE
Small objects for books, loose thoughts, and the things we keep close.
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BETWEEN CHAPTERS / COMING SOONAll objects are in development. Prices shown in KRW are indicative and may change before release. Materials, dimensions and performance will be confirmed through physical trials. No orders or payments are available.
NEW / DOMESTIC NOTES / 10 OBJECTS
For a strand of wool, a favourite photograph, a little rain brought indoors. Ten sculptural studies find new uses for the restless lines of the studio.
Four views per design. All coming soon. Materials, dimensions, performance and indicative prices remain subject to physical prototyping.
64 objects / all coming soon
New / Domestic Notes 01
Coming soonFreestanding earring screen
Keep a small selection of earrings visible on a dressing table.
New / Domestic Notes 02
Coming soonDry-paper desktop bin
Gather dry paper offcuts and small desk scraps in one tabletop container.
New / Domestic Notes 03
Coming soonYarn-guiding bowl
Keep one small yarn ball in place during a quiet knitting session.
New / Domestic Notes 04
Coming soonGlass-free tabletop photo frame
Display one small photograph or printed image without glazing.
New / Domestic Notes 05
Coming soonTwo-piece draining soap rest
Provide a removable draining surface for one bar of soap.
New / Domestic Notes 06
Coming soonCompact folded-umbrella drip dock
Give one closed compact umbrella a small landing place near the entrance.
New / Domestic Notes 07
Coming soonCotton-pad desktop dispenser
Keep a small stack of dry cotton pads together on a dressing table.
New / Domestic Notes 08
Coming soonLidded desktop pencil box
Keep a few favourite pens and pencils in a covered desktop case.
New / Domestic Notes 09
Coming soonAdult desktop coin bank
Collect loose coins in a sculptural desktop container with a removable rear closure.
New / Domestic Notes 10
Coming soonUnpowered storage-accessory organiser
Park a few capped USB drives and small protective memory-card cases on a desk.
New / Ritual Studies 01
Coming soonSculptural headphone stand
Give one pair of over-ear headphones a dedicated resting place between listening sessions.
New / Ritual Studies 02
Coming soonLidded keepsake box
Keep small personal keepsakes, rings or spare buttons together in a covered desktop box.
New / Ritual Studies 03
Coming soonTwo-piece paperweight set
Hold the corners of loose drawings or paper sheets on a flat indoor work surface.
New / Ritual Studies 04
Coming soonDesktop guitar-pick holder
Keep a few guitar picks visible and within reach on a desk or music shelf.
New / Ritual Studies 05
Coming soonSingle-sleeve record display stand
Display the front cover of one record sleeve while it is being enjoyed.
New / Ritual Studies 06
Coming soonSculptural interior door wedge
Provide a small removable wedge for a compatible lightweight interior door.
New / Ritual Studies 07
Coming soonTwo-post ring stand
Separate and display a few everyday rings without a deep storage bowl.
New / Ritual Studies 08
Coming soonManual day-of-month block display
Mark the day of the month by manually turning two numbered blocks.
New / Ritual Studies 09
Coming soonSingle-roll paper-tape holder
Keep one small roll of paper tape upright and easy to find on a studio desk.
New / Ritual Studies 10
Coming soonSmall-book reading cradle
Support a small open paperback at a gentle reading angle on a stable desk.
New / Form Studies 01
Coming soonLetter and paper organiser
Stand letters and a few loose sheets upright on a desk.
New / Form Studies 02
Coming soonPassive phone stand
Hold a phone at a comfortable viewing angle without electronics or charging parts.
New / Form Studies 03
Coming soonSculptural bookend pair
Support a small group of books on a stable shelf.
New / Form Studies 04
Coming soonThree-height desktop vessel
Separate pens, a ruler and other light desk tools into three open wells.
New / Form Studies 05
Coming soonPocket-tissue sleeve
Cover a small pocket-tissue pack on a desk or bedside surface.
New / Form Studies 06
Coming soonCross-plane paper stand
Hold business cards, short notes or small envelopes in an open desktop arrangement.
New / Form Studies 07
Coming soonSculptural watch rest
Rest one wristwatch around a broad, softly lined upper arc.
New / Form Studies 08
Coming soonDesktop accessory caddy
Keep a glasses case or other slim personal accessories upright and within reach.
New / Form Studies 09
Coming soonTwo-tier small-object organiser
Separate a few everyday pocket objects in two removable shallow compartments.
New / Form Studies 10
Coming soonTabletop display pedestal
Elevate a small decorative object on a stable tabletop.
New / Everyday Studies 01
Coming soonSculptural eyewear rest
A dedicated resting place for one pair of folded glasses.
New / Everyday Studies 02
Coming soonKey and pocket-object tray
A small landing place for keys, coins and pocket objects near the entrance.
New / Everyday Studies 03
Coming soonSculptural pen rest
Keep two or three pens from rolling across a desk.
New / Everyday Studies 04
Coming soonReading-page weight
Gently hold an open page in place on a flat reading surface.
New / Everyday Studies 05
Coming soonFour-piece coaster study
Four small surfaces for the bases of everyday drinking vessels.
New / Everyday Studies 06
Coming soonTwo-channel remote rest
Keep two slim remote controls together on a side table.
New / Everyday Studies 07
Coming soonPostcard and note stand
Display a postcard or a few lightweight notes on a desk.
New / Everyday Studies 08
Coming soonWeighted cable rest
Rest up to three disconnected cable ends near the edge of a desk.
New / Everyday Studies 09
Coming soonArtist's brush rest
A resting place for brushes between marks in an adult studio.
New / Everyday Studies 10
Coming soonDesk memo-pad holder
Keep a small stack of memo paper in one visible place.
Coming soonArtist Series / Desk clock
Proposed sizeApprox. 17 W x 6 D x 19 H cm
A clock whose measured hands move across an unruly field of marks. Dinosaur fragments and restless crossings turn the daily act of checking the time into a small encounter between lived time and scheduled time. Conceived as a drawing that can stand on a desk.
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Coming soonArtist Series / Tissue box cover
Proposed sizeApprox. 25 W x 15 D x 11 H cm
A familiar household gesture meets an unsettled landscape of creatures, figures and interrupted lines. The quiet rectangular shell carries the energy of a notebook drawing, allowing an everyday necessity to become a modest sculptural presence.
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Coming soonArtist Series / Wall key rack
Proposed sizeApprox. 24 W x 5 D x 14 H cm
A prehistoric outline becomes a place to leave the objects that accompany us outside. Pale skeletal lines cross a dark ground, holding memory and movement together. Its three hooks offer a simple rhythm beneath a surface that refuses to settle.
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Coming soonArtist Series / Sculptural catchall
Proposed sizeApprox. 23 W x 17 D x 7 H cm
Two shallow territories hold the small remains of a day. A dinosaur and a block-like figure emerge from the rim, recalling invented childhood games in which the rules could change at any moment. Keys and rings enter a drawing rather than disappear into storage.
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Coming soonArtist Series / Dried-stem vessel
Proposed sizeApprox. 12 W x 10 D x 18 H cm
An uneven dark body gathers pale lines like a memory repeatedly drawn and erased. The opening gives a dried stem a place within this compact landscape. Neither wholly figure nor container, the vessel holds a conversation between an imagined past and an ordinary interior.
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Coming soonArtist Series / Table lamp concept
Proposed sizeApprox. 20 diameter x 32 H cm (assembled)
A warm circle of light rests above a body crossed by restless marks. The hollowed gesture of the base interrupts its apparent solidity, making light and absence equally present. Conceived as a domestic companion, the lamp brings the intensity of drawing into a quieter evening register.
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Coming soonSculptural bookends / pair
Proposed sizeApprox. 8 W x 9 D x 13 H cm each
Two grounded forms hold a small library in place. Their uneven silhouettes turn the space between books into part of the composition.
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Coming soonPencil & brush vessel
Proposed sizeApprox. 9 W x 8 D x 10 H cm
A gently irregular vessel gathers the tools that usually wander across a desk. Its open rim and quiet incisions retain the looseness of a drawing.
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Coming soonPhone stand
Proposed sizeApprox. 10 W x 9 D x 9 H cm
A compact resting place for a screen. A sloping mineral body gives an everyday device a quieter place within the room.
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Coming soonEyeglass rest
Proposed sizeApprox. 13 W x 6 D x 4 H cm
A small landscape for a familiar pair of glasses. Two low rises support the frame without turning the object into a literal face.
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Coming soonRing holder
Proposed sizeApprox. 8 W x 7 D x 6 H cm
A short rising form makes a place for the smallest personal objects. The proposal balances a useful gesture with the ambiguity of a miniature sculpture.
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Coming soonDesktop organizer
Proposed sizeApprox. 20 W x 10 D x 3 H cm
Three shallow spaces give small objects a place without insisting on perfect order. An irregular outline keeps the arrangement open and informal.
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Coming soonDried-stem vessel
Proposed sizeApprox. 8 W x 7 D x 12 H cm
A single opening interrupts a quiet, rounded body. Designed around a dried stem, the vessel gives a small natural fragment room to remain visible.
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Coming soonCoaster set / four
Proposed sizeApprox. 9 W x 9 D x 0.9 H cm each
Four small surfaces translate wandering marks into a shared tabletop rhythm. Each carries a different fragment of the same visual language.
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Coming soonFreestanding picture frame
Proposed sizeApprox. 15 W x 5 D x 19 H cm overall
A substantial, softly irregular frame gives a small image a physical boundary. The surrounding mineral surface becomes part of the act of looking.
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Coming soonLidded keepsake box
Proposed sizeApprox. 11 W x 9 D x 6 H cm with lid
A small container for things kept close rather than put away. Its pale lid and darker body meet along an uneven but deliberate line.
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Coming soonDesktop cable rest
Proposed sizeApprox. 8 W x 4 D x 3 H cm
A low mineral form holds loose cables at the edge of a desk. Three open channels turn a practical interruption into a small sculptural rhythm.
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Coming soonSmall tabletop mirror
Proposed sizeApprox. 13 W x 9 D x 17 H cm overall; mirror diameter approx. 13 cm
A simple reflective plane rises from a grounded mineral base. The contrast between a shifting reflection and a still sculptural body gives the object its character.
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Coming soonDinosaur paperweight
Proposed sizeApprox. 12 W x 6 D x 8 H cm
A wandering line becomes a small companion for the desk. A rounded mineral body keeps the uncertainty of a childhood creature.
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Coming soonSculptural object
Proposed sizeApprox. 8 W x 6 D x 14 H cm
A body folds inward without disappearing. A charcoal band holds a quiet tension between shelter and restriction.
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Coming soonDrawing relief
Proposed sizeApprox. 12 W x 12 D x 1.5 H cm
A drawing finds shallow depth. Broken contours and small traces preserve the rhythm of a form still finding its subject.
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Coming soonJewelry tray
Proposed sizeApprox. 15 W x 11 D x 2.5 H cm
A loose outline opens into a place for small personal things. An irregular rim leaves room for a wandering line.
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Coming soonCard holder
Proposed sizeApprox. 8 W x 5 D x 6 H cm
A low, almost-creature form gives a note or a drawing a place to stand. Two tones meet along an uneven boundary.
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Coming soonSculptural pair
Proposed sizeApprox. dinosaur 12 W x 6 D x 8 H cm; figure 7 W x 6 D x 12 H cm
A low creature and an upright body share a space without becoming the same. The interval between them becomes part of the work.
Explore the object ↗A SHARED PACKAGING LANGUAGE
A natural kraft carton, one quiet label and a simple care card. The Artist Series packaging direction keeps the outer language consistent while allowing the support inside to change with each object.
Three stock-box families are proposed: S for the key rack and catchall, M for the clock, tissue cover and vessel, and L for the lamp. Folded corrugated pads and adjustable paper cushioning replace bespoke contour inserts. The aim is fewer packaging variations, not a separate custom box for every shape.
Packaging studies, not final shipping specifications. Box dimensions and protective layers will be selected after weighing and packing physical prototypes. Surface-rub, movement and drop trials are required before release. Styling props are not included.
