In my parents’ home, a rather unattractive pink seat was wecloming you in the entrance. My mother used to sit on it every time she puts on her shoes. While working on the theme of the invisibility of furniture, I became struck by how this seat, despite clashing completely with the

rest of the house, had become almost invisible through everyday use.

This observation led me to design and craft a new seat, inspired by the iconic LC4 longue chair by Charlotte Perriand and Le Corbusier. The resulting piece is both personal and symbolic: a singular object that replaces the overlooked original while blending emotional

resonance with one of my most influential design references