I’m a pack rat and that means that I have a lot of stuff lying around my house and my desk. I’ve bought a lot of organizers and storage things but somehow I still have too much stuff whenever I look around my house. So I’m always on the lookout for all kinds of organizer things, even though, ironically, they might add to the clutter again since, as we’ve established, I collect a lot of things. Still, I can’t help but look at concepts and actual products, in the hopes that they can add some value to my still disorganized life.
Designers: Dongkyun Kim, Dohui Kim, Yunseo Jung
Mystic is a concept for a “versatile life organizer” and it takes its inspiration from the most unlikely thing: corals reefs. Well, it’s not really that unlikely as coral reefs serve as sanctuaries to marine creatures, therefore bringing some sense of order to the seas. They also fulfill a lot of other functions like providing food, supporting diverse ecosystems, giving water filtration to sea creatures, and even bringing recreational activities to human beings like snorkeling, scuba diving, etc.
But going back to the organizer concept, this set has several spherical vase-like containers and trays that you can use for various purposes as well. And just like coral reefs, it comes in various colors to add some more, well, color to your life. The containers also come in different heights so you get diverse storage options. Some of them are also connected to each other. You can put various things like flowers, stationery items like pens and scissors, your house keys, your wired and wireless earphones, pieces of not-so-valuable jewelry, and whatever it is that needs storing or organizing.
Before they created actual product mockups, they made prototypes using 3D printing technology so they could play around with the dimensions and proportions of the different items and see if they could actually be used in real life. I for one wouldn’t mind having this set of organizers since I have so many knick knacks lying around. And the fact that they’re both minimalist and colorful fits the aesthetic I’m trying to go for.
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