What if a doodle became a desk? With the Drawing Series by Jinil Park, that’s exactly what happens. Each chair, table, and lamp seems torn from a sketchbook, only to stand upright in steel. Park’s process begins with a line, then another, then a tangle. The result is wire furniture design that looks unstable but functions beautifully, a collision of precision and chaos. The welds are intentional; the distortions are not mistakes but emotion, captured mid-stroke.

It’s art that performs. The chair invites you to sit; the lamp to switch on. Yet each piece still feels suspended between imagination and form. Much like the playful furniture with a sketchbook edge, Park’s work challenges where drawing ends and design begins.

This November, the series will be on display at Icon of Tomorrow by Isola Design during Dubai Design Week—proof that even the simplest line can reshape how we see space.

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