3DCP: 3RS/ Final Outcome/ Presentation Sheet



From my original object (plastic containers) which are predominantly used to store goods/foods I was able to create and design a shipping container café. I had a carefully thought contemporary interior. The classic black and white colour combination was matched with my white furniture (made from foam board) to create a stylish yet edgy space. Whereas, the bold wallpaper was chosen to give my café an authentic handmade look and feel. I took particular attention to the small details of my café, such as the hand made pillows for the seats, created for comfort. If this wasn't a model, my outside furniture(chairs) would have been made from poly rattan, as this fabric is manufactured specifically for outdoor use due to its weather-proof properties. The flooring would have been white laminated wood, as it creates a specious and light atmosphere. It is resistant to stains, impacts and scratches. Artificial grass would have also been added, in order to make my outdoor seating area to look beautiful and serene in all weathers.Not to mention it is eco-friendly and doesn't require    much maintenance.


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