Chair is a digital archive exploring chairs beyond their everyday function, highlighting their cultural, historical, and symbolic meanings. The website organizes chairs into five distinct categories, creating an interactive experience that encourages users to discover and explore design through a clean, minimalist interface.
Project Overview
Chair was designed to explore the meaning of chairs beyond their everyday function, highlighting their cultural, historical, and symbolic significance. The focus was on creating a clean, minimalist digital archive that organizes chairs into five distinct categories. Through interactive elements, a structured grid system, and a responsive layout, the website offers an engaging and intuitive way to discover different chair designs and their stories.
Challenge
The challenge was to create a digital archive that presented chairs as more than functional objects while keeping the experience simple and engaging. The design needed to balance a minimalist black-and-white aesthetic with interactive elements that encouraged exploration. A clear visual hierarchy, structured grid system, and responsive layout were essential to maintaining a consistent experience across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
Results
The final design transformed the concept into a cohesive and interactive digital archive, combining a minimalist visual identity with an intuitive browsing experience. The structured grid system, interactive chair silhouettes, and responsive layouts created a consistent experience across different devices, encouraging users to explore chair designs and discover their meanings beyond everyday functionality.
Distinct Categories
Responsive Device Layouts
