Shelf + Chair
When standing upright, the structure affords sitting or displaying items. The flat surfaces naturally invite interaction at different heights.
Stable Table
By flipping the module 90 degrees, the extended surface transforms into a low table. The form itself signals stability and utility.
Expansion
Multiple modules interlock to create long tables, storage walls, or group seating. Adapts to rented spaces or event halls.
In line with the "Repairable Furniture" theme, every component is designed for Disassembly.
If a leg breaks or a surface is scratched, you don't throw away the chair. You simply replace that specific module. The visible joints act as a "Repair Manual", inviting users to maintain the object over time.
This is a response to the rigidity of modern furniture.
By observing the "Affordance" of daily life, I created a form that changes with the user's needs. From a single chair in a small rental room to a long table in a community hall.
It is not just a tool; it is a system of living.