A study in balance between form and function.
2023

The project began with a series of material experiments, investigating how solid wood could be shaped through steam bending while maintaining both its structural integrity and visual elegance. These explorations gradually revealed the potential of a single curved element to perform multiple functions within one coherent composition.
Rather than treating a mirror, coat rack and tray as separate components, the design unites them through one continuous gesture. A bent oak shelf embraces the circular mirror, becoming both the defining visual element and the functional core of the object.
Final object


Instead of expressing each function individually, the design relies on one continuous gesture that organises reflection, storage and hanging into a single coherent composition. The project demonstrates that multifunctionality does not require visual complexity, but can be achieved through carefully balanced proportions and restrained detailing.



Specifications
Dimensions (H × W × D)
807 x 866 x 100 mm
Materials
Mirror glass / solid Oak
Finish
Natural oil
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