The N Chair is a product design study that explores the intersection of modularity, minimalism, and 3D printing.

Built using a system of lightweight metal tubes and custom 3D-printed joints, the chair is designed to be both structurally simple and visually strong. The seat is made from a single piece of flexible material, stretched between the frame, offering comfort without complexity.

This project started as a hands-on experiment — a way to practice chair design while exploring how modular parts and digital fabrication can be used to create furniture that’s easy to assemble, modify, and reimagine.

From early sketches to final renders, every detail was developed with a focus on clarity, proportion, and clean construction. The 3D-printed connectors were essential in shaping the form and allowing for easy prototyping.