Koo Nebu is a set of 3 modular cushions born from a reinterpretation and union of concepts, so that the users can transmit their uniqueness through Koo Nebu.
Koo Nebu
Koo Nebu is a set of 3 modular cushions based on two concepts: the impulse to imagination stimulated by the comfort that generates fantasies and dreams; and Paquimé, a Mexican pre-Hispanic settlement that managed to tame the region’s desert climate. Moreover, as a surprise factor, there are magnets in the interior of each piece, either with the intention of joining the set easily, or that the user discovers the random magnets to personalize each cushion with their magnet-compatible items, thus transmitting their unique identity in Koo Nebu. Regarding the textures of each cushion, one is designed to encourage playing, other stimulates relaxation and the last suggests manipulation and molding it.
| Iniciativas | Diseño para el valor, Emprendimiento creativo |
|---|---|
| Categorías | Objetos utilitarios, Experiencia |
- Nombre del proyecto:Koo Nebu
- Alumno(s): Fátima Ruvalcaba & Paola Miranda
- Semestre:7mo
- Técnica/Material Tela, espuma, imán
- Nombre de la clase:Proyecto de innovación, estrategia y negocios
- Nombre profesor:Nancy Terán & Julia Medina
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