Furniture // 06.2022

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Edition: 2022 This is a private publication outlining the work by Shail Sheth during his academic and private work experiences along with the internship work undertaken by him, the credits are given as required. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reprinted or reproduced or utilized in any form now known or hereafter invented, including photocopy and recording or in any information storage or retrieval system without the permission of the publisher. Publication design and Publisher: Shail Sheth (pencilandcursor)


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Academic Projects

Academic Projects (Re-made)

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Cantilever Stool Sarkari Chair Deployable Deck Chair Es.Shelf Metal Sarkari Chair Display Stand Balancing System Facade System Residence .01 Office .01 Residence .02 Office .02 Residence .03 Flat Pack Series


14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system //


14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system //


Furniture .


Cantilever Stool >> 2016 Materials: Wood (Prototype) and Wood + Metal (2.0) This cantilever stool re-imagines the stool design by reducing the vertical support members to two. To make it possible the top of the stool projects backwards to appear as cantilever. This made the junctions more critical and the tie-member components also contributed to the structural diagram of the stool. This manifestation comes to reality in full wooden version by sculpting each wooden member by hand and making joineries with meticulous precision. Along with other three members in the group, the process involved many wood working tools and machines. After learning from the prototype the 2.0 version inculcated metal members in minimal but most critical aspect to increase the structural capability and stability of the stool.



01. Sorting the components as per the kit of parts

02. Making of an element (seat) by fixing the three planks

03. Sanding for finishing and polishing


06. Planar machine for making the contour for comfortable seating

04. Filing the joineries for precise fit and tolerances 05. The components before fixing with open joinery parts


Sarkari Chair >> 2016 Materials: Wood and Nylon rope Remaking a well known ‘sarkari’ chair, the remade version consisted of nylon weave for the seat and back rest for better durability and ease of making. The components were derived from the existing chair however the joineries were updated to eliminate the use of metal hardware such as screw and nails, to make it possible wooden dowels were used. All the components were sculpted by hand by group of four members and finished by sand paper to make the edges soft and filleted. The thickness of the components were successfully reduced by using a harder wood with compact grains for better durability and structural capability. The entire composition comes to place by tight-fit wooden joineries, glue and wooden dowels.



Deployable Deck Chair >> 2017 Materials: Plywood, Canvas fabric and Threaded rods Infusing the deployable scissor mechanism with a recliner chair resulted into a deployable deck chair. The chair allows for 4 sitting variable options and a flat pack option for ease of storage and mobility. The process initiated by making scale working models to derive the desired postures and their variations. The final variations and component sizes were finalized through working scale models and were translated into the prototype. For prototype, plywood (18mm) for the structural components, canvas fabric for the seat and threaded rods (10mm) for fixing of canvas fabric were selected. The choices of material were done in a way that it makes the process of making easier by hand as well as performs in tandem in terms of material properties along with giving minimal sophisticated aesthetics.




01. Scale working model showing the 5 variations of the deck chair 02. Exploded isometric showing the kit of parts and assembly


03. Isometric drawing of the deck chair

04. Prototype

05. Prototype


07. 3D model of the deck chair

06. Prototype


Es Shelf >> 2017 Materials: MDF and Bamboo reeds Designed by Konstantin Grcic and manufactured by Nils Holger Moormann, the Es shelf explored the visual instability by tilting the shelf at an angle but maintaining the center of gravity within shelf to avoid falling. To understand this concept, the scale model was made along with one group member. The scale model explored the similar details and section sizes to replicate same forces acting on the components and how the forces are nullified to achieve the stability.



01. Scale model of the Es shelf



Metal Sarkari Chair >> 2017 Materials: MS Pipes, rods and Cotton rope Remaking the metal sarkari chair, the remade version consisted of cotton rope for the seat and back rest to eliminate the use of metal perforated sheet. The chair was manifested along with other four group members, the stages of manufacturing were divided from metal pipes cutting, bending and welding along with making spacers for the allen key nut bolts. To reduce the coldness of metal, cotton rope and weave was selected to perform as back rest and the seat to give the softness and warmth to the user. 19mm metal pipes with 2mm gauge were successfully bended and welded as desired by replicating the existing chair. The finish was selected as matte orange powder coating and cotton rope as complementing colors for a vivid aesthetics and striking perception of the chair.



01. Isometric drawing of the chair

02. Side view of the prototype

03. Isometric 3D of the chair


05. Exploded isometric drawing of the chair showing the kit of parts and components coming together

04. Spacer detail to assemble the two components


Display Stand >> 2019 Materials: MS plates and Wooden members The element which has been parametrically developed to add the dynamism to accentuate the aesthetical appeal of a display stand. The components were molded at an angle to achieve the dynamic quality and to make it possible metal plates were incorporated for their good tension capability and ease of working. To avoid welding and catering to assembly aspects, wooden intermediate members were placed to fix metal to metal plates through sliding nut bolt joints. The parametric rule for the configuration allows any lengths for element, with in-between rectangular planks which acts as display surfaces. The form was developed along with another group member after studying the ergonomics and aesthetical requirements of a display stand.



Balancing System >> 2019 Materials: Wood, Bamboo reeds and Metal cable The balancing sculpture by Dan Grayber, explores an independent system in response to only one external force (gravity) acting on it. The system is a meticulous crafted metal system which was replicated in wood to explore the capability of wood and ease of making. Each wooden component was hand crafted with extreme precision as the leave way of tolerances in this system was very low. All the junctions allows movements for the system to function which was made possible by nut bolt joints with metal washers. The weight acts as the nucleus of the system which makes the system perform and initiates the process of movements. The entire system comes to stand still when the value of friction acting on the sides achieves the equilibrium of the gravitational force acting through the suspended weight.



01. Dan Grayber’s sculpture

02. Junction detail of the one of the four primary scissor movement parts

03. Components 04. Exploded isometric of the sculpture for kit of parts and assembly



Facade System >> 2020 Materials: Ceramic tiles and Metal box section Summer heat being a crucial factor in the city of Delhi, this facade system acts as a light and heat diffuser while being an aesthetical element for the residential facade. The facade system comprises of ceramic tiles with a box section frame, the ceramic tiles composition is derived in a way which cuts the light as well as cast interesting shadows in the interior part of the house. By twisting each ceramic tile at an angle gradually, the subtle gradient is formed on the outside which ranges from light brown to dark deep brown because of the shadows. Three metal rings of 3mm were used to acts as spacer between each vertically stacked ceramic tile. The final configuration was glued in place with adhesive applied in the center pole of each tile to fix them at a desired angle. Design and executed under andblack design studio.



01. Exploded isometric of the components showing the assembly sequence 02. Isometric of the facade system and the casted shadow through it



Residence .01 >> 2021 Materials: Wood, Plywood and Brass pipes Capsule swing as coined by two group members and me, the swing follows a singular shape through different forms and materials. The accentuated filleted edges of the wooden base and section sizes are accentuated to give the swing a larger appeal and striking visual. The polished brass and finished solid wood works in tandem and compliments each other in the aesthetics of the swing. The wooden components are used as the receiving components which will come in the contact of users to give the warmth and comfort of solid wood. The brass components are used for aesthetics as well as structure for back and hand rest. The entire swing has been suspended through metal stainless steel cables with customized brass joineries which are fixed on the base of the swing and the ceiling.



01. Hand rest element with wooden and brass component

02. Capsule shaped brass component acting as back rest element

03. Metal cable fixing joinery with hand rest junction, two distinct but complementing shapes 04. Hand rest fixing with wooden base


06. Brass shapes being fabricated through pipes and plates 07. Side elevation of the swing 08. Front elevation of the swing without cushions 09. 3D Isometric of the swing

05. Custom brass joint for fixing metal cable


Office .01 >> 2021 Materials: Metal plate and Plywood A visually singular metal plate which performs as the working top which also translates as the structure on one of the side. The other side consist of the wooden triangular box comprising of the storage and adding warmth to the entire table’s composition. The plate thickness is 10mm and has been bent meticulously at each desired curvature to achieve the final form. Catering to the functionality, the wooden storage on the left, houses three drawers along with a full normal switchboard (6 modules) for unrestricted functionality. The metal component has been finished in matte grey coating and the wooden element is polished with add the gloss in the composition. The mild steel plate increased the weight of the table and thus a metal pipe on the left going through the wooden unit has been added to achieve stability.



01. Metal plate thickness bending it subtly in the curved wooden edge

02. Metal component being finished

03. Back elevation of the Table


06. Table 07. 3D isometric view of the Table

04. Wooden storage unit with laminated drawers 05. Metal component acting as top as well as the structure and achieving stability through pipe


Residence .02 >> 2021 Materials: Brass pipes and rods, Wood and Plywood An entire series of furniture custom designed for a residence interior space. The furniture comprises of centre tables, dining tables, console, side table and swing. The materials are selected depending on their aesthetical position and functionality in the space. The filleted edges, curved and organic shapes with strategic placement of brass components works in harmony to resonate with the interior aesthetics. The plywood components are finished in veneer which matches the wood shade and grains and finally finished in same polish and gloss shade. The furniture are manufactured and executed in Ahmedabad which were later transported to the site situated in Morbi, this logistical tangent of the project impacted the stages of furniture construction and execution which was resolved before hand through planning.




02. 3D isometric of the Artistic table

01. Artistic Table and its execution process



04. 3D isometric of the Playful table

03. Playful Table and its execution process



06. 3D isometric of the Swing

05. Swing and its execution process and stages



08. 3D isometrics of the Dining table

07. Dining Table and its execution process and stages



10. 3D isometric of the Dining console

09. Dining Console and its execution process and stages


Office .02 >> 2022 Materials: Metal plate, Metal sections and Plywood Having functionality as the driving factor in designing these pieces of furniture, the material and sizes were derived from the available material sizes. The aesthetics of the furniture resonate from the metal plate (10 mm) and expose plywood with glass at strategic places for optimum functionality and visual transparency. The subtle and sophisticated design elements and details add a level of maturity to the furniture which echoes the company’s intent and workmanship in the products they manufacture and sell. This correlation between the furniture and company’s values strategies an inseparable bond between the both.



01. Desk cluster formation with mirror organization



Residence .03 >> 2022 Materials: Wood, Plywood and Metal pipes A family of five had put out a very simple and straight request for need of furniture which are simple, low cost but beautifully designed with little nuances and details. The requirements of the furniture were highly specific and were customized as desired by each specific member of the house for their specific tasks and keeping in mind the maintenance aspects. The materials which were selected to withstand rough use by the family members and the finishes were done in a way which were durable towards weathering. The bespoke nature of the furniture gave warmth to the interiors and very subtly merged with the renovated interior finishes and spaces. The new furniture had to be absorbent to the existing interior spaces and thus the forms and details were customized to make it possible seamlessly.




01. Study Table with drawers on the two opposite sides



02. Dining Table variations



03. Dining Table which was finalized and manufactured



04. Single person bed


05. Single person sofa



06. TV Console



Flat Pack Series >> 2022 Materials: Plywood and Metal sections The furniture series comprises of simple assembly technique and joineries for ease of assembling and packing for transportation in bulk quantities. This criteria reduced the element sizes to planar configuration and simple geometries, which developed in an aesthetics of it own. The series focused on the residence needs and requirements and the furniture were developed to cater to the needs of the rising nuclear family of the metro cities and tier-1 and tier-2 cities. The material shapes and sizes were kept simple for ease of assembly and transportation as well as with the intent that furniture should merge with the spectrum of interior spaces they are kept in yet should not loose their individuality and aesthetics.




01. Console A



02. Console B



03. Console C



04. Console D



05. Dining Table



06. Stool


07. Working Desk A



08. Working Desk B




09. Dining Table



09. Dining Table


Vernacular Furniture >> 2018 Materials: Wood, Brass sheets (inlay) and Rope



SIDE ELEVATION

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FRONT ELEVATION

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02. Spindle // Charkha


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03. Cabinet // Sandook

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04. Cabinet // Sandook

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05. Cabinet // Sandook

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Remarks - Notes


14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system //


14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system // 2 stools // 2 chairs // 1 recliner // 1 shelf // 1 display shelf // 1 facade system // 1 balancing system // 2 centre tables // 2 office desks // 2 swings // 5 vernacular furniture pieces restoration //// 14 Projects // 3 Side tables // 4 working desks // 6 consoles // 2 beds // 1 single seater sofa // 1 cabinet system //



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