INTERIOR DESIGN

MODULAR FURNITURE

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AR. PARUL WALECHA PRANAV RATHORE

AR. ZAINAB SAMREEN PRINCE GUPTA
RISHABH MITTAL
SHREY RASTOGI
Modular furniture is pre-made or ready
made furniture which can be used
according to the need and room
spacing. It’s easy to install & dismantle
according to need & it gives modern
look to your home or office. As looking
to the limitation of space in apartment
or flat, modular furniture is very helpful
to save space.
Modular vs. Modern Style

Modular furniture comprises

of the pre-made units that can
be united together in various
ways to furnish a room
beautifully. Integrated
furnishing is a part of modern
furniture and is designed flat
packed for home assembly.

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“Modern” style describes a

static (era-specific) design style
that breaks with those pre-
Industrial Revolution traditional
styles.Modern design is
connected to the age of
machination and is typically
referred to of that of the 1920s-
1950s. painted-fireplace-bricks

Wall art in living room

ADVANTAGES OF MODULAR FURNITURE

• A dull looking space can easily be given a

transformed look by adding the right
furniture to it.

• Modular furniture has the ability to lend a

superior look to any space.

• Modular furniture comes in a wide variety,

is manufactured in large scale and has
various colour options.

• The biggest advantage of modular furniture

is that it is extremely flexible, making it the
best choice for home and especially office
spaces.

• Modular furniture comes in different

parts and all the parts need to be
assembled before use.
Materials

• Steel
• Glass
• Moulded plywood
• Plastic
• Fabrics
Walter Gropius was the founder of the Bauhaus
School, and that makes him one of the grandaddies
of modernist furniture. He designed the F 51
Armchair and Sofa in 1920, specifically for the
director’s office at the Bauhaus – which explains its
imposing design.

Model: F 51 Armchair and Sofa Suite

Designer: Walter Gropius
Year: 1920
The B3 is commonly known as the Wassily
Chair, after designer Marcel Brueur made a
duplicate of the original for famed artist Wassily
Kandinsky.

Model: Model B3 Chair

Designer: Marcel Breuer
Year: 1925
Model: Bauhaus Nesting Side
Tables
Designer: Josef Albers
Year: 1926
The Alvar Aalto stool looks pretty simple – and that’s
because it is, made from just three legs and one
round seat connecting them all together.

Model: Stool 60
Designer: Alvar Aalto
Year: 1933