Industrial Design
Dining Chair Design
A collection of the students' manual technical drawing prowess of their one of a kind designs.
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John Gabriel Anilao from 2IND-1
These Technical Drawings were engineered and designed with a passion and a mood for arts. The design is inspired by a spider-web that was torn apart by a leaf when I was passing by. With that being said, I ended up designing a chair out of a spider-web.
Chaise de Fromage
Rebecca Denise Landicho from 2IND-1
With the design being in relation to the Art-Deco style, this dining chair is inspired by Swiss cheese. Its main body is made of welded stainless steel, its seat is upholstered, and its backrest is made of oak wood with two holes cut out. The chair’s simple yet elegant design is flexible and designed to fit and adapt to different interior designs and furniture.
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Eika Dawn Marallag from 2IND-1
This art deco-designed chair is inspired by both S. Nicholl's "Seating" and scissors. Its material is mahogany wood. The backrest was designed slightly bent for comfort, while the two legs in front are tapered to lighten the look and make it elegant.
Kiara Gabriella Masamayor
from 2IND-1
This chair is designed in the style of Art Deco; inspired by the architecture, interiors, etc. of that era. It’s main material is wood with an upholstered backrest and seat support. All four legs are tapered to create a sleek and luxe look. The back is slightly angled to ensure maximum comfort while dining.
Kyle Dominique Cabarloc from 2IND-2
This is my design for an Art Deco dining chair. Art Deco furniture is characterised by rectilinear and symmetrical lines so I wanted to keep my design simple but with an accent piece, which are the arms as dining chairs usually don't have arms.
The arms are completely for aesthetic purposes and do not function to be rested on as they are placed on the sides of the chair.
The materials used are wood and upholstery.
Entrecroisé
Anthony Jei Dapiton from 2IND-2
My design, “Entrecroisé” (which means “intersecting” or “crisscross” in French), is heavily inspired by architectural art deco motifs, especially from the late 19th century Art Deco from France.
The most notable in Entrecroisé is it’s back rest. The design is intended to look like multiple curved lines are intersecting at each other, hence the design’s name. The position of the bases and the thickness of the said lines are the key to achieve this design.
Entrecroisé is mainly made of Oak wood, which works well for its durability and natural beauty. Since it’s mainly made of wood, Entrecroisé is upholstered with cotton not because of how expensive it is, but because of the stability and comfort that it gives to the person sitting on it.
Ysabelle Deligero from 2IND-2
My design for the Art Deco Dining Chair is inspired from a certain Art Deco Lattice work.
The goal was to create a dining chair that is simple, modern, functional and stylish.
The potential materials for the dining chair are Acrylic Plastic for the Backrest; Wood for the body of the chair and Faux Suede for the Upholstered Seat.
Ralph Daniel Esmeralda from 2IND-2
The Art Deco aesthetic is generally characterized with the use of mainly rectilinear shapes and patterns in a symmetrical and elegant way. Upon researching Art Deco style furniture, this is what I have come up with for my dining chair design. Its design cues were the basis of making this chair design suitable for an ergonomic dining setup.
The composition of my dining chair uses a wooden backrest that is slightly rounded for better user comfort, with wooden tapered legs supported by circular leg braces, and an upholstered rounded cushion for seating.
Anne Mary Gayle Marbella
from 2IND-2
I went for a chic and simple style when I’m designing the dining chair. I was picturing it to go well with a modern dining area interior. Then I also combined both “feminine and masculine” elements to form a more androgenous style.
During the development, I have to consider the comfort and support the seat would provide so I made some minor adjustments like the materials (from steel to wood), the curve of the backrest and the tilt of the rear legs.
Maiah Lexi Gatchalian from 2IND-2
The art deco chair is inspired by “fan-like” style back chairs. When people say “Art Deco” the first thing that comes to my mind are strikingly geometric shapes and straight lines.
The intention of this design is to show how feminine it will look like and how the person will seat comfortably without any difficulties coming from the design. The back rail is a carved peacock design. As you can see, the lower leg part has curved lines. It shows that even if the majority of the parts were straight lines, it still deserves to have a feminine look.
Erika D. Abe from 2IND-2
I wanted my Art Deco Dining Chair to be functional and simple but have some details at the backrest, so I got some inspiration from the 17th Century Chinese Chair.
The main material of my dining chair is wood so that even if the chair looks futuristic and new, it still maintains its traditional looks.
Mariel C. Reyes from 2ND-2
This dining chair was inspired by art deco patterns, it was simple but elegant looking.
The main material of this chair is wood to maintain its traditional looking.
