Concept: Biometric design, personalized furniture.
The term “bespoke” is evolving. Traditionally, it meant a designer’s interpretation of a client’s needs. Today, AI allows us to translate a client’s literal biology into form.
By utilizing biometric data and parametric modeling, we are exploring furniture designs that adapt to the specific proportions of the human body. An algorithm can adjust the lumbar curve of a chair or the height of a workstation based on a 3D scan of the user. The result is a marriage of brutalist aesthetics and perfect ergonomics—pieces that look like sculptures but feel like an extension of the self.
Key Insight: We are moving from “one size fits all” to “one version made for one.”
