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I created a final prototype

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From successfully creating the sphere I moved on the create the lower level of the cushion. (P.S this was a prototype on it own but I ended up using for a final prototype.)

Using this cushion provided support and comfort.

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Prototype

This was my first attempt to stitching a sphere shape.

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These are all the resources I have at home with me as I’m in isolation. But I’ll make it work! I’m trying to to create a cushion that will provide comfort for sitting. Form these resources the polystyrene was not comfortable for support. It did however create a better sitting position.

As for the stuffing, it felt like a cloud personally this was my preferred inner. As it supported and sculpted the shape of my small of back.

The fabric I chose was the soft and stretchy.

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Prototype

This was the first prototype that I created. I was figuring out how my cushion would support the small of back. From creating this prototype I decided that it would be more supportive for small of back if the cushion was on a backward leaning angle.

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Some inspiration for my cushion design was a back massager. There are some balls that comfort and release pain but the alignment of the small of back structure. This was a very influential product for my cushion design!

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This cushion takes on the purpose of me being a student and needing to rely on sitting quite often when studying.

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Trying out prototypes, but I’ll keep going!!

#Fail

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Peter Opsvik

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Interesting Chair’s!

Someone I found this man Peter Opsvik Instagram I find his work really fascinating!!

@peteropsvik

I’ll post some of his work

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Stumbled across this chair. found it very interesting how the root grew and was carved into this shape! 

URL

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This Image is from the Brick Bay and the Auckland Branch of New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects – Tuia Pito Ora sponsored competition. I had search Nōhanga which translates to Dwelling place in Te Red Maori.

URL: https://reseturban.co.nz/nohanga-a-place-to-start/