NOTES ON NATURE & OBJECTS
Short notes on selection, care and the visual world of natural preserved pieces.
JOURNAL · 01Dimensions, viewing angle and colour character: three considerations for choosing an executive piece.
On an executive desk, a piece should not obstruct sightlines or conversation. Low, horizontal forms work quietly at close range, while a vertical piece on a console behind the desk can become the room's focal point. Choose colour in harmony with the room's dominant materials, rather than simply matching them.
JOURNAL · 02Through preservation, the plant's natural structure retains its texture and character for years.
These pieces last at normal indoor temperatures without water or growing light. Gentle indirect light, calm airflow and dusting with a soft brush are the care measures described here.
JOURNAL · 03A bridge, temple and tree do more than decorate: they bring scale and stillness to a miniature world.
Miniature architecture helps the eye understand a landscape's scale and depth. A small pavilion beside a twisting trunk immediately suggests the passage of time. Such details work best when they support the main form without drawing attention away from nature itself.