LUBAY DESIGN
Waves.
Curves.
Lines.
Lubay bags are designed around form: a shifting line, a curve that changes the silhouette, panel lines that follow the volume of the bag.
These choices give rise to three design directions: Waves, Curves and Lines. They recur across different styles, with variations in proportions and construction.
THREE DESIGN DIRECTIONS
01
Waves
The top line rises to a peak and then falls. This wave runs across the silhouette and changes with the proportions of the bag: more pronounced on some styles, more subtle on others.
It is not added to the form; it is part of the construction itself and gives Waves bags their recognisable silhouette.
02
Curves
With Curves, a curve changes part of the silhouette. It can round the base, replace a sharp corner or appear along the top line.
Its position and curvature vary from one style to another: from a pronounced half-moon to a much subtler inflection, the curve directly changes the silhouette.
03
Lines
With Lines, the silhouette is defined by clean lines, proportions and the construction of the front and back panels.
Panel lines can follow the volume, define an area of the bag or integrate a functional element into the design. The form remains clearly defined without relying on a dominant curve.
