6) Parametric Furniture Collab (Concepting)

For this week, we created mood boards and went on a call to decide that we wanted to create one final sketch idea and present it to each other on Friday in class. Overall, we wanted something functional as tables or chairs, something that saves space, and something that can look artistic since we're in an art school.

My concept is based off of Liro's research/mood board with the convertible coffee bench. I think creating this type of bench where multiple can sit/sleep on it and can also duo as a table or coffee holder is a really cool concept. The things I would change is the stability and material because I would want them all to be wood. I think having a sturdier bottom piece that holds the rod and people up especially if it would be a long bench instead of a 2-3 seaters. The challenge we faced was choosing a direction which is why we had to take an extra step to narrow down on one option and see whichever overlaps or looks the best we will go with.

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