Project Overview
A workstation system designed for a Japanese furniture brand, defined by a consistent visual language and scalable across multiple configurations.
The Challenge
• Define a coherent system across 20+ workstation types
• Maintain strong design identity across all configurations
• Balance modular flexibility with structural clarity
• Align design intent with engineering and production
• Ensure usability across different workspace scenarios
My Role & Contribution
• Lead Designer, responsible for overall design direction
• Defined visual language and system-level design principles
• Developed form, proportion, and structural expression
• Created 3D models and design development assets
• Collaborated with cross-functional teams (Tokyo / Bangkok)
Design Approach
• Established a consistent design language across all elements
• Used geometry to unify structure and identity
• Balanced modularity with clarity in form and proportion
Development
• Translated concept into production-aware 3D models
• Developed system across desks, meeting tables, and configurations
• Refined details for consistency across variations
• Aligned design with production and real-world use
Outcome
A complete workstation system with a unified design language, currently in production and available in the Asian market.
Credits
Furniture Design : C. Industrial Design
3D & Specifications : C. Industrial Design
Client: Okamura Tokyo, Japan (via Orbit Design Studio)
Production : Okamura Thailand
