Students Ting-Wei Li and Nguyen Thuy Duong received an Honorable Mention in the Furniture Design Category at the 2026 Sen Award National College Space and Furniture Design Competition. Faculty Advisors: I-Jui Lee, Hao-Jhe Li, and Tien-Li Chen

“Slow Life” is a children's rocking chair inspired by the spiral form of Taiwan’s native land snail. Featuring smooth wooden curves and soft cushions, it creates a comfortable space for children to read, rest, and play.
“Slow Life” is a children's rocking chair inspired by the spiral form of Taiwan’s native land snail. Featuring smooth wooden curves and soft cushions, it creates a comfortable space for children to read, rest, and play.
“Slow Life” features a detachable backrest that transforms into a small table, while the space underneath provides a cozy resting area for pets, encouraging interaction between children and their pets.
“Slow Life” features a detachable backrest that transforms into a small table, while the space underneath provides a cozy resting area for pets, encouraging interaction between children and their pets.

Slow Life

This children’s rocking chair was inspired by the spiral shape of Taiwan’s Green Mountain Snail. We used soft, curved lines to create a warm and playful look. The name “Slow Forest Life” represents a slow and peaceful lifestyle close to nature. The chair is designed for children aged 6 to 12, giving them a comfortable place to read, rest, and play. The backrest can be removed and used as a small table, and the space under the chair can also be a resting area for pets. We hope this design can bring children and pets closer together. The chair is mainly made of wood and uses a detachable structure, making it practical, safe, and more environmentally friendly.

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