/CONCEPT/
The collection features a sofa, an armchair, and a shoe cabinet, which visually evoke fragments of concrete structures.
The core concept of the project was transforming a rigid urban environment into a space of comfort. Concrete is typically associated with coldness, pressure, industrialism, and alienation; however, in this collection, it acquires opposite qualities—softness, coziness, and tactility.
Object forms reference building blocks, deconstructed urban architecture, and elements of Brutalism. Offset sections, cracks, and protruding rebar evoke a fragmented urban space.
However, the furniture fully retains its function as a place of rest: visually heavy forms feel soft and comfortable. This creates a contrast between the perception of the material and the person’s actual experience.
