Furniture

Echo

Year: 2025
Materials: Finnfoam, Acrylic One

Three cream ribbed vessels on a light grey studio backdrop: the tallest planted with a palm, a smaller one with a broad-leaved plant, and a third flipped to stand as a flat-topped stool.

Echo is a versatile furniture piece that functions as a coffee table or stool and, when flipped, as a planter set. As needs change, Echo adapts, offering a new purpose and a renewed life.

Designed to engage the senses, Echo explores how to bring a tactile dimension to recycled and recyclable plastic. Its form is inspired by ceramic pot throwing and derived from hand-carved patterns, each stroke crafted with careful attention to detail.

Closer view of the planted vessels, palm fronds spreading over the fine vertical ribs.

Jade carving vertical ribs into a large upturned foam form in the workshop. — Process · Hand-carving the original texture

A CNC milling head cutting the ribbed texture into a white block. — Process · CNC’ing the final texture

Black-line illustration of the three ribbed vessels in proportion to one another, two of them planted.

For inquiries, write to hi@jadehuculak.design

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