The Perfectionist Table

The table is a response to the behaviourial patterns of people inhibited with a fear of imperfection . The compulsion to be perfect greatly influences their relationship with the objects that surround them.

The table uses the dimensions of the human body as a standard of measurement to map behaviour & visualize the use and abuse of an object(the table) by an individual.



The emotional state of a person changes through out the day, due to various factors, both personal and impersonal. For an individual spending extensive amount of time in the work place, having objects that are adapted to their state of mind & body behaviour seems only logical.

To illustrate my philosophy I’ve designed a range of products titled ‘I have a habit…’ and one such collection examines various ways in which people indulge food in everyday living.

HABIT CUTLERY

The Habit Cutlery is a set of specialist tools for eating. Designed to suit an individuals own specific technique of eating food.

Picky Fork

Designed for individuals with the habit of picking one food item at a time, the sliced edge makes sure the user is only allowed to eat in this specific manner.

Equalizer knife
Double edged for each perfectly sized bite: Efficient, precise & easy

Sneak spoon

Double layered for deceiving others, the spoon looks fairly innocent on first glance, but for the second spoon hidden underneath, allowing the user to be covertly greedy.