Does Franz, known as a music publisher, continuously produce items other than books?
After first encountering Franz as a publishing company and seeing various small goods introduced alongside books, the shopper became curious about what kinds of items the brand continuously offers.
Franz consistently prepares items that allow people to encounter music in daily life, ranging from stationery engraved with composers' faces to furniture actually used by performers.
You encounter them first on your desk. Along with books, Franz has showcased various small items with music as their motif[1]. By creating everyday stationery that frequently comes into contact with hands—such as adhesive tape featuring composers' faces, pencils, erasers, and rulers—it brings music into work spaces[2].
These attempts also extend to furniture inside the room. The brand is also envisioning a furniture business for people who actually perform, such as music stands to hold sheet music or chairs for cellists to sit on[3].
hmmm, the progression expanding from books to writing utensils held in hand, and then to furniture supporting the performer's body, connects the experience of reading music and the time spent performing it into a single daily routine.
The specific shapes or release schedules of the cellist chair and music stand under consideration have not been confirmed yet.