May 18, 2003
WYSIWYG’s Wry Designs at By Maze
The designers that make up Thailand’s By Maze collective create amusing objects that fit together or come apart for use in different ways: a cookie jar whose lid is also a bud vase, or bright plastic hors d’oeuvre picks that mimic a plot of Astroturf. This year the designer couple billed as WYSIWYG has upped […]
The designers that make up Thailand’s By Maze collective create amusing objects that fit together or come apart for use in different ways: a cookie jar whose lid is also a bud vase, or bright plastic hors d’oeuvre picks that mimic a plot of Astroturf.
This year the designer couple billed as WYSIWYG has upped the cleverness ante with two multifunctional porcelain cup-and-saucer sets reminiscent of Eva Zeisel’s playful ceramics.
Palm has a saucer shaped like a painter’s palette, with a gently curved thumbhole for easy one-handed carrying. Infinity has two chambers and sits in a deep saucer with a dent in the lip—perfect for holding a spoon, stirrer, or cigarette.
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