My approach, approved by the client, extended beyond functional layout design toward visual storytelling — positioning the kitchen as a spatial and emotional centerpiece rather than a purely utilitarian object.
In addition to the furniture system itself, I developed the surrounding interior environment, defining lighting, atmosphere, and compositional rhythm to reinforce the material narrative. This holistic approach allowed the product to be presented not just as an isolated object, but as part of a coherent lifestyle scenario.

For Arline, I produced approximately 100 furniture-related 3D assets for catalogs, marketing materials, and digital platforms, significantly improving visual consistency and client engagement across their product line.

As an experimental extension of this project, I also explored AI-based video generation. Short animated sequences were generated from static renders and later edited into cohesive promotional clips using Adobe Premiere Pro, including pacing, transitions, and sound design. This hybrid workflow tested new methods of extending still imagery into motion-based product communication.