Dining on a Mooda
The design is inspired from a mooda.
And the idea is why just sit on a mooda?
The slanting sticks create a visual deception
making the audience feel the base of the table
is curved in the first glance. An all wood structure
with a glass top showing the geometric beauty.
Year: 2011 (Product Code - 0007)
And the idea is why just sit on a mooda?
The slanting sticks create a visual deception
making the audience feel the base of the table
is curved in the first glance. An all wood structure
with a glass top showing the geometric beauty.
Year: 2011 (Product Code - 0007)
Layback
This chair was created for the purpose of
complete comfort and to increase the
possibility of not wanting to do anything
but laze around in the wilderness.
The frame is a rigid weather/moisture
resistant structure for maximum strength
and enough flexibility, with an optional
plastic covering for the sitting as well as
a thick fabric or leather. This also helps
identify an outdoor piece from an indoor one.
Year: 2010 (Product Code - 0006)
complete comfort and to increase the
possibility of not wanting to do anything
but laze around in the wilderness.
The frame is a rigid weather/moisture
resistant structure for maximum strength
and enough flexibility, with an optional
plastic covering for the sitting as well as
a thick fabric or leather. This also helps
identify an outdoor piece from an indoor one.
Year: 2010 (Product Code - 0006)
Light Footed
A collection of Chairs (with and without arm rests)
were designed for a specific residential market
in South America. Using earthen colours and
easily available eco-friendly materials the
designs were carried out.
With the increase in the level of comfort it was
also kept in mind that the products should have
the same design elements.
The stylisation of the products is an amalgamation
of both Indian and European Design styles.
Year: 2010 (Product Code - 0005)
were designed for a specific residential market
in South America. Using earthen colours and
easily available eco-friendly materials the
designs were carried out.
With the increase in the level of comfort it was
also kept in mind that the products should have
the same design elements.
The stylisation of the products is an amalgamation
of both Indian and European Design styles.
Year: 2010 (Product Code - 0005)
Tumhari Kahani
A table was designed and developed for children
between the age group of 5 to 12 years.
A table having multiple visual options such as
board games as well as stories in the form of
puzzles was proposed.
The idea revolves around the fact that children at
this age usually have a small focus span for things.
Using the six sides of a cube as the basic frame for
board games and some stories was designed to
improve the functions of the table and in turn keep
the children always curious towards it.
Year 2010 (Product Code - 0004)
between the age group of 5 to 12 years.
A table having multiple visual options such as
board games as well as stories in the form of
puzzles was proposed.
The idea revolves around the fact that children at
this age usually have a small focus span for things.
Using the six sides of a cube as the basic frame for
board games and some stories was designed to
improve the functions of the table and in turn keep
the children always curious towards it.
Year 2010 (Product Code - 0004)
Yeh-ya-Woh
A multipurpose stool was designed for the kitchen
as wellas other living spaces in homes. It can be
used as both a stool (a step ladder) or it could be
‘flipped’ to form a chair.
A very simple form was created which followed the
ideologies of the company keeping in mind that the
seating would be a multifunctional product that could
be used by a number of users and for different needs.
Year: 2010 (Product Code - 0003)
as wellas other living spaces in homes. It can be
used as both a stool (a step ladder) or it could be
‘flipped’ to form a chair.
A very simple form was created which followed the
ideologies of the company keeping in mind that the
seating would be a multifunctional product that could
be used by a number of users and for different needs.
Year: 2010 (Product Code - 0003)
Do Bata Teen (2/3)
The table is designed for residential purposes.
It uses a combination of materials and of course
the name comes from its dimensions as well as
it features.
Year: 2010 (Product Code - 0002)
It uses a combination of materials and of course
the name comes from its dimensions as well as
it features.
Year: 2010 (Product Code - 0002)
Bagh Baani
Using a simple structure of Stainless Steel pipe,
a frame for an outdoor furniture was proposed.
The seating is made using locally available
materials such as jute and cane.
The furniture is weather resistant and thus can
be used both inside as well as outdoors. Its
light frame and seating can be separated making
it easily transportable. The structure is also
modular thus making it stack-able.
Year: 2010 (Product Code - 0001)
a frame for an outdoor furniture was proposed.
The seating is made using locally available
materials such as jute and cane.
The furniture is weather resistant and thus can
be used both inside as well as outdoors. Its
light frame and seating can be separated making
it easily transportable. The structure is also
modular thus making it stack-able.
Year: 2010 (Product Code - 0001)
