Design and Conceptualization of a Chair

Secrets to Designing a Chair

“We have reached the end of this course, where we begin by discovering the nature of the chair as an object, its history and the great classics that have defined its identity. Later you accompanied me to know the most important components of the chair, and above all, how they are related to each other through the basic dimensions that I have learned over the years. I shared with you a list of 33 tips that have helped me a lot in each chair I have designed and I told you about my design process through the Camelia chair project, my most recent creation. I am sure that many doubts will arise, because each project is unique, but I invite you to take a risk and develop your project without fear, explore and discover new relationships between components, measures and secrets. I will be attentive to the forum, any progress you want to share with me please do so! Participate, get involved and learn about the projects of your classmates. Once again, I appreciate that you have encouraged yourself with this course, I hope it has been to your liking and you take a lot of learning. Congratulations!”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final project Thank you for having reached the end of the course. Now you have several tips and advice to design a chair in a very practical and detailed way. Now I will give a summary of what I learned in the course. First I told you about the history of the chair, where does it come from, why does it have that shape and what are the great classics. Then I showed you the different variables and styles that exist. I shared very specific knowledge and tips that I have accumulated throughout my career, based on the Camelia chair case study. This so that you understand my process and my method...”

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Course summary for: Design and Conceptualization of a Chair

• Level: Beginner
• 100% positive reviews (76)
• 2392 students
• 4 units
• 14 lessons (1h 15m)
• 3 downloads

• Category

  Design

• Areas

  Furniture Design & Making, Industrial Design, Product Design