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Cinqpoints × COVERARY Collaboration Part 2
The 2nd collaboration between the French architectural goods brand Cinqpoints and COVERARY has arrived.
Switching from the previous monochrome, enjoy a more artistic world with playful colors through your preferred customization.
Switching from the previous monochrome, enjoy a more artistic world with playful colors through your preferred customization.
Six graphic designs
This time’s theme is the Architecture Collection
This graphic collection, created as a tribute to the Bauhaus Dessau School celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, has been incorporated into COVERARY’s customizable smartphone cases.
This graphic collection, created as a tribute to the Bauhaus Dessau School celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, has been incorporated into COVERARY’s customizable smartphone cases.
Abundant customization options
As with the first release, you can freely mix and match shoulder straps and accessories to match the case design◎
You can customize the shoulder strap with up to 32 colors. Also, COVERARY’s popular handy hand belt and smartphone ring use clear materials that don’t interfere with the graphics.
All optional items' hardware colors can be chosen from silver or gold!
You can customize the shoulder strap with up to 32 colors. Also, COVERARY’s popular handy hand belt and smartphone ring use clear materials that don’t interfere with the graphics.
All optional items' hardware colors can be chosen from silver or gold!
Carry art with you
Straight lines, curves, color placement. At first glance minimal, yet there is clear meaning and structure behind it.
Every time you look at it, you discover something new, and the more you use it, the deeper your attachment grows. A collection that will surely touch the hearts of those who love architecture and those drawn to graphics.
Every time you look at it, you discover something new, and the more you use it, the deeper your attachment grows. A collection that will surely touch the hearts of those who love architecture and those drawn to graphics.
