FURNITURE DESIGN

ASSIGNMENT 2 (TASK 1)

SUBMITTED BY:
KHUSHI PARAKH SUBMITTED TO:
M.VOC. (ID)- 2 SEM CHARU THUKRAL

ARCH COLLEGE OF DESIGN AND BUSINESS

Block-A, Plot No. 9, Govind Marg, Block-B, Jhalana Institutional Area, Malviya Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302017
 COFFEE TABLE
 PLACED

The general rule of thumb is to place the

coffee table within about 14 inches to
18 inches from the sofa. That’s close
enough to reach for a magazine, but
still offers plenty of leg room.

 USED

After the seating, it’s the most important

piece in your living room because it
holds drinks, your remote, reading
material, and is a place to put up your
feet. Every living room needs one,
 COFFEE TABLE

TOP VIEW SIDE VIEW

FRONT VIEW

PERSPECTIVE VIEW

1 BOX= 5 INCHES
 COFFEE TABLE
 MATERIAL USED  JOINERY

SHEESHA
M WOOD

EPOXY
RESIN BRIDLE JOINT
The corner bridle joint (also known as a slot
mortise and tenon) joins two members at
their respective ends, forming a corner. This
RUBIO form of the joint is commonly used to house
MONOCOAT 2C a rail in uprights, such as legs
OIL
(COATED TO
MAINTAIN THE
NATURAL LOOD
OF THE WOOD)
 TV UNIT
 USED
TV provides ample storage for your media essentials
and a solution to stash away unsightly clutter, the
right entertainment unit can also give your decor an
extra injection of cleanliness and style. This
ensures that the all the entertainment appliances are
readily available for use in a single place
 TV UNIT

TOP VIEW SIDE

VIEW

FRONT VIEW

PERSPECTIVE VIEW
1 BOX= 5 INCHES
 TV UNIT
 MATERIAL USED  JOINERY

PLYBOAR
D

BASIC BUTT JOINT

SUNMICA
These are just two pieces of wood attached
perpendicularly to each other, often with
nails or screws.
 SRTORAGE UNIT
 USED
The main purpose of the storage
unit to make more space to your
home and make it clutter free and
to keep your belongings safe for
long time. Here are the main
reason to using the storage units.
we all know that moving from one
place to another place is time
consuming and stressful job.
 STORAGE UNIT

SIDE
VIEW
TOP VIEW

PERSPECTIVE
VIEW

FRONT VIEW
1 BOX= 5 INCHES
 STORAGE UNIT
 MATERIAL USED  JOINERY

PLYBOAR BASIC BUTT JOINT

D
These are just two pieces
of wood attached
perpendicularly to
each other, often with
nails or screws.
SUNMICA
DOVETAIL
JOINT
This type of joint is
used in box
constructions such
as draws, jewellery
boxes, cabinets and
other pieces of
DRAWER furniture where
SLIDES strength is required
 TABLE
 USED
Study tables are plain and simple
tables that are used or studying or
writing purposes. Many people
who have a habit of reading or
writing or doing official work at
home, often have study tables in
their office room, libraries or even
in their bed rooms, if there is a
crunch of space.
 TABLE

TOP VIEW BACK VIEW

SIDE VIEW SIDE VIEW

(LEFT) (RIGHT)

1 BOX= 5 INCHES
 TABLE

FRONT VIEW

PERSPECTIVE
VIEW

1 BOX= 5 INCHES
 TABLE
 MATERIAL USED  JOINERY

PLYBOAR MORTISE
D AND TENON
JOINT
Used for thousands of
years
by woodworkers around
the world to join pieces
of wood, mainly when
the adjoining pieces
connect at an angle of
90°
SUNMICA HALF –BLIND
Half-blind dovetails are
DOVETAIL commonly used to
JOINT fasten drawer fronts to
drawer sides. This is an
alternative to the
practice of attaching
false fronts to drawers
constructed using
through dovetails.
 SIDE TABLE
 PLACED
A side table is placed beside a piece of
furniture a person would sit on, such as a
couch or a bed.
 USED
 Side tables are mostly used as a
bedside table or as a nightstand in
bedroom. These wooden side table often
called as a bed table. It is placed at both or
one end of the bed to store different items
like lamps, keys, etc.
 SIDE TABLE

TOP VIEW
SIDE VIEW

FRONT
VIEW

PERSPECTIVE
VIEW 1 BOX= 5 INCHES
 SIDE TABLE
 MATERIAL USED  JOINERY

PLYBOAR HALF –BLIND

Half-blind dovetails are
D DOVETAIL commonly used to
JOINT fasten drawer fronts to
drawer sides. This is an
alternative to the
practice of attaching
false fronts to drawers
constructed using
through dovetails.

SUNMICA
BASIC BUTT
JOINT
These are just two
pieces of wood
attached
perpendicularly to
each other, often
with nails or screws.