'Rubik Stool' is a piece of furniture designed to be used for various purposes based on its form alone, without the need for separate hardware. Through scale changes when rotated, flipped, and combined, it can be used as furniture with different roles. In single-person households living alone, space is limited, making it difficult to place a sofa, desk, bed, and tea table together. Considering these issues, it was designed to function as different furniture depending on the occasion by combining and flipping the stool's shape.
The 'Rubik Stool' is a piece of furniture designed to be used for various purposes based solely on its shape, without the need for additional hardware. By rotating, flipping, and combining it, the scale changes, allowing it to function as different types of furniture. In single-person households, space is often too limited to accommodate a sofa, desk, bed, and tea table all at once. Addressing this issue, the stool is designed so that it can be combined and flipped to serve as different furniture depending on the situation.
The 'Rubik Stool' is a piece of furniture designed to be used for various purposes based solely on its shape, without the need for additional hardware. By rotating, flipping, and combining it, the scale changes, allowing it to function as different types of furniture. In single-person households, space is often too limited to accommodate a sofa, desk, bed, and tea table all at once. Addressing this issue, the stool is designed so that it can be combined and flipped to serve as different furniture depending on the situation.
We produced a prototype based on the visualized model. The bent plywood was finished with a wooden veneer film.
We produced a prototype based on the visualized model. The bent plywood was finished with a wooden veneer film.
The 3D visualization of the Rubik's Tool focuses on creating the product's mood.
Rather than smooth transitions of the sequence, we focused on the look development of each scene.
The 3D visualization of the Rubik's Tool focuses on creating the product's mood.
Rather than smooth transitions of the sequence, we focused on the look development of each scene.
