Humans possess, utilise, and, above all, consume. In a world brimming with man-made objects, where do the boundaries lie?
These limits begin within our own homes. Much of our furniture is designed to store and organise our belongings. Fragile structures and inefficient use of materials are not uncommon, though they are typically unintentional.
The concept series presented here intentionally embraces fragility. Each design principle in this thesis challenges the urge to consume, highlighting the material excess that permeates our daily lives—a condition we should already be acutely aware of.
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