Flux Chair
Product design | 3D Model | Post production
Flux Chair explores a geometric seating concept built from intersecting planes and a restrained, minimalist language. The design is driven by polygonal surfaces that suggest origami-like folds—creating a dynamic play of light and shadow without relying on ornament. Subtle plane changes define the silhouette and give the chair a sculptural presence from every angle.
Ergonomically, the chair is designed for relaxed, social settings: a backward-sloping backrest supports a laid-back posture, while the overall proportions encourage informal gatherings in lounge environments. The material direction targets durability and versatility, with ABS plastic proposed for its impact resistance, clean surface finish, and suitability for both indoor and outdoor use.
The project focuses on balancing visual sharpness with comfort and manufacturability—keeping the geometry crisp while maintaining practical wall thickness, radii where needed, and a coherent part strategy. Flux Chair is positioned as a contemporary statement piece that can live in modern interiors, terraces, and hospitality spaces.
