Process - Making Physical 3D Outcome - 2

To complete the model, I used fabric to make the window curtains. I had some difficulties. I couldn't make the fabric into the shape of the curtains because it couldn't hold its crease like paper. Secondly, when attaching it to the mount board, it took a long time for the pieces to stick together.

Next, I made the Wassily chair. I found it very difficult to copy all the parts and the construction. It was quite complex, so I decided to make the chair as close as possible to a real life chair. And because the model was quite small, I really struggled when gluing them together. It fell apart many times. However, in the end, I completed the chair. 

This is the position of the curtains and the chair in the bedroom model. I didn't cover the window completely because I wanted people to still recognize the large glass window behind the curtains.

This is another angle of the curtain's position.

This is my final physical 3D outcome. I added a front wall to create a complete space. Although there were some difficulties, I think I did quite well. It's not an outstanding piece of work because this is my first time that I make a model like this, but I was able to almost completely represent the furniture and functionality of each area through the physical model.