Let's start the year with fresh ideas. Great idea because a) it incorporates recycling, b) it's a useful product, and c) the design addresses and corrects the flaws of earlier generations of the same product.

Shibuya-based Naruse-Inokama Architects, comprised of Jun Inokuma and Yuri Naruse took the Post-It note idea and made it better. They take wood waste from houses and turn that into paper which then is formed into a stack of Post-It-like sticky notes shaped like little houses. (They’re called IE-TAGs as “ie” is Japanese for “house.”) Smart and beautiful on every level. Hat tip!

Muji, get on these!

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Published on: January 2, 2011
Cite: "Architecture Post-It? An made from wood waste" METALOCUS. Accessed
<https://www.metalocus.es/en/news/architecture-post-it-made-wood-waste> ISSN 1139-6415
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