Cast Iron Tape Dispenser Minimalist Desk Accessories & Stationery_Lighting Each curve and contour reflects

Each curve and contour reflects Michielssen's meditation on utility and form

Schlegel also created many architectural elements in plaster intended for home interiors

scissors and the other everyday tools that keep life moving

depending on how nature has shaped the stone and the artisan's hands that have sculpted it

The Tabata wall lamp emerges as a compelling intersection of light and sculptural form

Cast Iron Tape Dispenser Minimalist Desk Accessories & Stationery_Lighting Each curve and contour reflectsThis sculptural tape dispenser by Japanese designer Makoto Koizumi contributes beauty and function in equal measure. Minimal yet warm, ethereal yet solid, it is made of wood and Nambu cast iron, a traditional material that dates to the 17th century. The piece is so weighty it can be used one handedjust what you need when youre in the middle of wrapping a package. Fits a roll of tape with a 3" core, tape width 1 2" (and up to 18mm wide) and overall