Visual Impact

Question 1

1. Visual Impact

Answer 1

(What) The chair has been specifically designed to match the proportions of the human body. (Where) The ottoman’s design makes the chair stand out, however also matches the proportions of human legs, making it fit in.(Why) This makes the chair more normal looking when comparing it to other ‘standard’ chairs, so it complements other furniture in living spaces, but still allowing the unique design to stand out.

Question 2

2. Visual Impact

Answer 2

(What) Specific areas of the chair have been designed to draw in attention. (Where) The materials that have been carefully designed, such as the brackets in the lumber part of the seat, which appear to have no flaws and smooth surfaces, create a pleasing look.(Why) This makes the chair more satisfying to look and and observe in living spaces.

Question 3

3. Visual Impact

Answer 3

(What) The use of coordination of the chair and ottoman create a matching finish look. (Where) The ottoman and chair share common ground in their use of rounded shapes, mainly on the wooden exterior.(Why) This creates unity within the design, making the seat more appealing to look at.

Question 4

4. Visual Impact

Answer 4

(What) Contrast has been used in the design of the chair. (Where) For example, the difference in shape between the straight wooden edges and the straight curved edges of the chair, not only make chair more interesting to look at, but also help create a clean and minimal look. (Why) This creates a more visually interesting design, as different areas of the chair clash, which exaggerate them.