SoKor Designer Embodies Tranforming 2D to 3D Through Collapsible Furniture

When unfolding the piece of furniture, the user is able to witness firsthand how a two-dimensional image is turned into a three-dimensional product, much like an initial design sketch turned into a final finished product.

During the design process, Choi began to develop the mechanism that would allow for collapsible furniture.

He started with sketching the isomeric form of the furniture on paper. He then cut out and transformed His initial sketch into paper models. Later, his paper models became plastic models. Finally, the models were manufactured in aluminum material.

To use the product, the users will simply open up the collapsed unit by pulling two opposite corners and until the locking Mechanism snaps into place.

Collapsing the piece of furniture is done by unlocking the latches and letting it slide, folding onto itself.
In its collapsed form, a recommended storage is by hanging as it looks like a flat picture and is light-weight as well.

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