We Are Students That Designed A Furniture Line For The Future
Climate change has been the last decade’s defining issue. But still, 41% of Americans don’t see climate change as a serious threat. Our solution: a furniture line designed to survive the long-term effects of rising sea levels. Ikea brings climate change to the living room so we can change the way we are living. Through prints, outdoors, social, digital, AR, ‘water globes’, and a special climate change room experience, we get people to notice and act against climate change. Because when we change, the climate doesn’t.
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The main idea
The collection
Climate change room
We also imagined creating an Ikea climate change room, inviting climate skeptics and influencers to actually live in the bleak future for 24 hours straight.
Their stay was broadcasted live for the world to see.
Water globes
We also designed ‘water globes’ so people could take the collection home, with all proceeds going to the Green Climate fund.
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Somehow I find it a bit ironic to make climate change furniture from plastic.
Then you add people and everything sinks like a stone...LOL. But the furniture will survive.
why are the video comments disabled? Is it because it's made from wood stolen from Romania?
It looks and feels like futuristic (late 90's early 2000's)Y2K inspired furniture design
I wish you were better students of grammar. People WHO, things THAT. We are students who designed a furniture line.
You're right, but does it really matter? Especially if they're non-native English speakers?
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I wouldn't want to have that furniture ever. It has no soul. No character and it is made from polluting materials. 364-5ea538...49c683.jpg 
Somehow I find it a bit ironic to make climate change furniture from plastic.
Then you add people and everything sinks like a stone...LOL. But the furniture will survive.
why are the video comments disabled? Is it because it's made from wood stolen from Romania?
It looks and feels like futuristic (late 90's early 2000's)Y2K inspired furniture design
I wish you were better students of grammar. People WHO, things THAT. We are students who designed a furniture line.
You're right, but does it really matter? Especially if they're non-native English speakers?
Load More Replies... I wouldn't want to have that furniture ever. It has no soul. No character and it is made from polluting materials. 364-5ea538...49c683.jpg
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