Render of Bibi, the modular system
2025
Bachelor's thesis ISIA Desig Firenze.
Design of a versatile and innovative modular furniture system, conceived to dynamically adapt to ever-changing spaces and needs.
This project, named Bibi, was born as a response to the new housing and working needs that emerged with the spread of smart working, especially in contexts of small spaces and temporary housing situations. To respond to this problem, a modular and versatile system was developed, adaptable to spaces and contexts in continuous evolution.
Bibi is a modular and versatile system, designed following the principles of modularity, adaptability and durability: it is composed of elements that can be combined in different ways to create customizable solutions. Each module is designed to be interchangeable, ensuring an optimal configuration for both small and large spaces.
Designed to transform dynamically over time, it grows with the user, adapting to new spaces without having to resort to complete replacement of the furniture. It is composed of elements that can be easily assembled, disassembled and reconfigured without the use of complex tools, also offering the possibility of replacing individual parts, thus extending the life cycle of the product and reducing waste.
Although designed for work and study, Bibi does not recall the aesthetics of traditional offices deliberately to allow the product itself to integrate harmoniously into domestic environments, dividing private life from work as much as possible. Furthermore, it is a system designed to be configured as a desk, shelving, bookcase or even organizational microarchitecture, allowing the user to have a basic configuration and then expand it over time.
Ideal for those who live in rented accommodation or have temporary needs, Bibi presents itself as an innovative and sustainable solution for the future of home furnishings, responding to the new challenges of work and living flexibility.
Designed to transform dynamically over time, it grows with the user, adapting to new spaces without having to resort to complete replacement of the furniture. It is composed of elements that can be easily assembled, disassembled and reconfigured without the use of complex tools, also offering the possibility of replacing individual parts, thus extending the life cycle of the product and reducing waste.
Although designed for work and study, Bibi does not recall the aesthetics of traditional offices deliberately to allow the product itself to integrate harmoniously into domestic environments, dividing private life from work as much as possible. Furthermore, it is a system designed to be configured as a desk, shelving, bookcase or even organizational microarchitecture, allowing the user to have a basic configuration and then expand it over time.
Ideal for those who live in rented accommodation or have temporary needs, Bibi presents itself as an innovative and sustainable solution for the future of home furnishings, responding to the new challenges of work and living flexibility.
A special thanks for this project goes to:
My supervisor Biagio Cisotti and Davide Monopoli, Vitra employee
My supervisor Biagio Cisotti and Davide Monopoli, Vitra employee