“Geom Mobili” is a testament to the power of thoughtful design in transforming living spaces. This award-winning multifunctional furniture concept, developed for the 2018 National Furniture Design Competition (CNDM) where it secured 3rd Place, redefines versatility and elegance for modern homes.

The core concept behind “Geom Mobili” stems from the desire to create practical furniture pieces, primarily for small spaces, utilizing modular forms that fulfill numerous functions. The product’s name is an abbreviation of “geometric,” with its final form drawing inspiration from the profound symbolism of the triangle.

My inspiration for this project was deeply rooted in Aristotle’s concept of the five elements (fire, earth, air, water, and aether), which, when combined, reflect infinite potential and divine creativity. By playing with these fundamental shapes, I aimed to imbue the furniture with a similar sense of versatile creation. The objective was to elevate the image of multifunctional furniture, transforming it into pieces with a distinctly “high-end” aesthetic. The visual appeal, through its chromatic palette and form, allows for its use in various spaces and harmonious integration with existing objects within a room.

The triangle, a fundamental geometric shape, embodies the concept of trinity in nature and spirituality. Across cultures, creation often arises from three fundamental aspects or force fields: action, reaction, and neutrality. Furthermore, the triangle represents the number 3, with its myriad connotations across various domains. In geometry, a planar shape requires three lines to be enclosed, and a solid form is defined by three dimensions: width, length, and height.