Personal Display Series turns unnoticed daily gestures into quiet acts of display. Hang chair draws attention to the familiar scene of clothes left on a chair, reframing them as more than casual clutter—as markers of taste, made visible in an intimate stage. 

Garments once overlooked are invited to be seen as objects of reflection and display. Extending this thought, vase stool merges the stool and the vase into a single form, dissolving the separation between support and object. 

The steel curve first explored in the hang chair carries through here, unfolding into an organic line that binds habits, objects, and material into a continuous narrative.