Fully functional 3D coffee tables, lamps, and chairs designed to look like they were sketched by hand on a drawing paper.

Each design by Jinil Park transforms the spontaneity of hand-drawn lines into tangible form, using steel wire to capture the illusion of motion and imperfection found in freehand drawings.

Striking interplay between two and three dimensions, where the whimsical energy of a sketch is preserved within creative furniture designs.

Imagine sitting on a doodle. That is what Sketch Furniture feels like, functional pieces that look as though they have escaped from a sketchbook.

Sketch Furniture designed by Jinil Park challenges perception itself: how can something that looks so fragile and chaotic be so sturdy and real?

Real furniture constructed from thin steel rods bent and welded to look like the imperfect lines of a quick hand drawing.

Art and design share the same heartbeat, a single line, drawn with intention, can become a universe you can sit on.

Sketch Furniture tricks the eye into believing it is two-dimensional while the body knows it is solid, functional, and undeniably real.

Collection of tables, lamps, and chairs that look like they were scribbled into existence with a pen instead of forged from steel.

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