Ashley Shi

GreenMorph is a modular bamboo and wood composite furniture system designed for adaptable and sustainable living.
Each module can be rearranged to form a low tatami seat, single sofa, tea table, or storage unit, encouraging flexible use of limited spaces.
The structure is shaped through hot-pressed bending of laminated bamboo and solid wood, finished with coconut and hardwax oils, and paired with recycled fabric cushions for comfort.
By combining traditional Asian craft values with contemporary making, GreenMorph seeks to break the buy use discard cycle through repair, adaptability, and long-term connection between people and objects.

This is the base configuration of GreenMorph: a single-seater sofa comprising a storage base and a tatami.

When the single sofa is dismantled, GreenMorph's basic components can be separated into a small coffee table and a tatami for individual use. If required, the gliders on the tatami's two front legs can be adjusted to create a three-degree tilt, further enhancing comfort.

When the upper tatami section is not required, the lower storage unit can be combined with an additional tabletop featuring a corresponding interface to form a larger coffee table.

When several storage parts are placed one upon another, they naturally form a storage shelf, with the number of shelves being up to the user .