Graduation Project
Exploring Intrigue -
Human interactive, movement, simple mechanisms.
The collection highlights the connection between human interaction and furniture, resulting in a delightful and intriguing experience when observed and interacted with. The products represent an exploratory endeavor to create distinctive, simultaneously simple and intricate pieces using in-house materials like teak, ash, and oak wood, both individually and in combination. The designs encompass considerations of ergonomics and incorporate mechanisms that facilitate intended movements for specific products.
It presents a unique and versatile option for individuals looking to enhance their living spaces with a touch of aesthetics and enjoyment.
Roll unit -
The experimental wall unit features a unique door that can be rolled from one end of the unit to the other, adding an element of fun and playfulness to its design. This innovative concept stems from exploring a novel approach to door operation within a simple unit, whether or not it serves a fully functional purpose.
The Unit features a straightforward design with a mechanism that enables the circular door to rotate and roll linearly in response to external force, such as human interaction. The circular door covers only one-third of the unit's surface at any given position, revealing the other items placed inside. This unique design makes the unit a display piece while also serving as a semi-storage unit.
The whole unit is made in teak wood and the mechanism required in aluminum. The chaotic, rough pattern on the front circular door is also an outcome of using the hand router machine in a certain way.
ideation -
mechanism -
Technical Drawings -
Final unit and the positioning of the door -
Thank you...
