The Pangolin benches, designed by Jacob Walls, utilize thermochromic dye technology, which reacts to body heat, leaving temporary imprints of users. This interaction transforms sitting into an active engagement, bridging the gap between furniture and art. Constructed from industrial foam offcuts, these benches highlight sustainable design by repurposing materials usually discarded. The hand-coloring process demands precision, showcasing both technical innovation and craftsmanship. The benches adapt well to various settings, creating unique visual experiences that evolve with each interaction and user.
Each bench's thermochromic dye technology reacts to body heat, creating temporary visual memories of each interaction, thus blurring the line between furniture and art.
Industrial foam offcuts form the foundation of each piece, giving new purpose to materials typically destined for landfills through innovative design thinking.
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