Ying Chang

People’s immediate action and reaction to a form is often restricted by the conventional ingrained response. The project aims to challenge the perception of the initial disposition to the objects by re-examining aspects of the domestic environment, with a particular focus on the surface, envisioning it as more than just a two-dimensional form. This is expressed through a furniture system of modular steel mesh boxes contained within an aluminum frame, equipped with a series of multi-purpose accessories, allowing adaptation in particular interior arrangements.

Each configuration supports a generic function - desk, console, storage totem - suggesting a catalogue of possibilities to be explored by grouping or rotating the mesh boxes according to one’s own needs.

The landscape of gridded surfaces and translucent volumes offer a versatile alternative to the often expansive, static planes of archetypical furniture.