The idea for the Chairmock chair came to me by the sea while lying in a hammock hanging from a pine tree. As I lounged, I noticed how adaptable and comfortable the hammock was when properly positioned. Whether we wanted to sit more upright and read a book or recline and take a nap, the hammock offered great flexibility. This became my main inspiration for designing this chair. I started the process with sketches to develop a recognizable and simple side view of the chair. I then translated the sketches into the 3D world, where I used ergonomics to determine the appropriate seating height, seat area, and overall width of the chair. The chair is intended for smaller living spaces because it can be "flipped over" to become a lounge chair, perfect for reading, sketching, or simply lounging around. Moreover, the chair is not limited to indoor use; it's suitable for balconies or outdoor cafes. The advantage of the chair is its adaptability, providing a sense of security and comfort. The seat surface is ergonomically designed to ensure proper height, while the angle of the upper body can be adjusted by the seating position. The entire chair is made from natural materials. The main part (legs) is crafted from solid oak wood, reinforced with powder-coated metal framework. The fabric is made from 100% densely woven cotton, highly resistant to wear and dirt. The fabric is also removable and washable for easy cleaning.