Po-Ja-Gi
Pojagi is the Korean art of patchwork—a centuries-old practice where fabric scraps are pieced together with precision and intention. What emerges isn't just functional textile, but geometric compositions where every seam serves both structure and beauty. This wall storage translates that same principle from cloth to wood: asymmetric compartments that organize your space while creating visual rhythm on your wall. The irregular grid isn't arbitrary—it echoes the careful balance found in traditional pojagi, where pieces of different sizes come together to create something greater than their parts.
FITS ALL YOUR NEEDS
Flip it upside down, flip it on its side.
Put it up by your study area, store necessities in the bathroom, make it a trinket box for toys.
Pick the finish that suits your mood.
Rooted in
History
Images sources: Designmeem on etsy and Chunghie Lee via Thread, Fashion and CostumeLike the textile craft that inspired it, this storage adapts to your life. Mount it in your study to hold the tools of daily work. Hang it in a child's room where toys find their place. Use it in the bathroom for necessities that deserve better than a cluttered counter. The seven compartments shift in purpose as your needs change, just as pojagi textiles moved between ceremonial use and everyday function. What remains constant is the underlying geometry—a modern interpretation of an ancient understanding that beauty and utility need not be separate pursuits
