3D Japanese Beetle
Go big. The 3D Japanese Beetle from Studio Roof assembles into a bold, oversized insect sculpture that commands attention on any wall or shelf. Pop out 14 pieces from two recycled cardboard sheets and build something that looks like it belongs in a design museum. Printed with vegetable-based inks, it's a statement piece that starts as a craft.
Dimensions (built): 4.7 x 2.8 x 12.2 inches
Contents: 2 A4 sheets, 14 pieces
Material: Recycled cardboard, vegetable-based inks
Origin: Designed in the Netherlands.
Go big. The 3D Japanese Beetle from Studio Roof assembles into a bold, oversized insect sculpture that commands attention on any wall or shelf. Pop out 14 pieces from two recycled cardboard sheets and build something that looks like it belongs in a design museum. Printed with vegetable-based inks, it's a statement piece that starts as a craft.
Dimensions (built): 4.7 x 2.8 x 12.2 inches
Contents: 2 A4 sheets, 14 pieces
Material: Recycled cardboard, vegetable-based inks
Origin: Designed in the Netherlands.
About Studio Roof
The work is still paper. Recycled cardboard is printed with vegetable inks and cut so the pieces slot together. Insects, birds, sea animals, and flowers come flat and turn into sculptures. The family splits time between Amsterdam and the French countryside. Since 2023 there is a shop in the center of Amsterdam. The children, grown now, still work on the brand.
