True to its aim of wanting to “perform the unexpected,” the Brookln-based architecture and design and style practice that calls itself Snarkitecture has developed an unusual rest cease for an iPhone. Pillow is a convincingly soft and puffy-searching sculpture that’s, in truth, difficult as rock. Hand cast in white gypsum cement, the seemingly malleable piece has been cleverly molded to appear to collapse below the weight of the telephone when getting employed, and then to retain the phone’s impression when empty. The illusion carries by way of to the edges and underside, exactly where strategically placed creases accommodate a charging cable without having disrupting Pillow’s stability. Snarkitecture calls Pillow “an identifiable place for your telephone,” and who could argue with such an indelible identity?
Photos: Snarkitecture
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