Reflection

Reflection： I conducted on-site visits at London’s materials market and with suppliers such as Workbench, Formica, IKEA, and Wickes. During these visits, I held in-depth discussions with their technical managers about production processes, formulation ratios, and quality control procedures. I took samples on-site to compare the materials’ tactile feel, strength, and surface finishes.

Sensory： Crown Cut European Oak Veneer - Touch: smooth； Smell：A subtle woody fragrance； Watch： Wood grain, brown

Composite plastic wooden board - Touch: Matte texture and smoothness coexist, like plastic； Smell： Odourless； Watch： Matte, solid colour

Coffee Brick - Touch: Rough, with a sense of crevice； Smell： Fresh coffee aroma ；Watch： Dark and warm colours

Matte wooden board - Touch: silky smooth; Smell: Rich woody aroma; Watch: Matte and can attach multiple colours

Recycled wooden board - Touch: Compared to coffee bricks, it is rougher and has a rich texture of dead wood； Smell： A strong aroma of natural wood； Watch： Constructed from wood chips and sawdust

Recycled Leather -Touch: Linen weaving sensation； Smell： Odourless；Watch： Canvas weaving

Recycled stone - Touch: smooth； Smell： Odourless； Watch：Stone particle texture, reflective

Wood - Touch: smooth； Smell： Odourless； Watch： Wood grain

Water patterned glass - Touch: Wave, undulating sensation； Smell：Odourless； Watch： Transparent water pattern

Marble -Touch: smooth； Smell： Odourless； Watch： Matte stone texture

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