Droog Shadylace Parasol - Sunshade

 

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The parasol Shadylace contributes floral shadow on hot days. The translucent umbrella offers an extraordinary alternative to the daily parasol.

The flowery pattern does not defend the lovely sun completely, but plays with the change between light and shadow. As one would sit on a lovely summer day under a tree the shadow falls in single spots on the ground and brings the freshness of the forest into the domestic garden. The shadow is not the only thing, what lets the Shadylace parasol remind someone of the nature: On its highest point, practically on the tree top, a bird established itself.

The bird is held in the green umbrella in soft gold and in the white umbrella in discreet silver consequently. In order to not destroy the natural appearance of the Shadylace, the bird consists of Resin, an extract material of dehydrated nature resins.
The Shadylace offers with its small details and the spectacular and simultaneously relaxing shadow a comfortable alternative for everyone, who do not want to decide between the one or the other: Sun or shadow, forest or meadow, wilderness or garden.

Designer Chris Kabel proves again with the Shadylace parasol for Droog Design his feeling for new. His designs are already found today (Kabel is age group 1975) in the Stedelijk museum Amsterdam.

The Shadylace Parasol by Droog Design is also available in XL.

Supplementary information

• Datasheet of the Droog Shadylace Parasol (PDF 148 KB)

Design: Chris Kabel

Chris Kabel was born in 1975 in Haarlem (NL) and grew up in Bloemendaal. In 2000 did he finish his design studies at the Design-Akademy Eindhovenand went to Rotterdam, where he still lives and works. Designer Chris Kabel