Purpose
The backpack was designed as an exploration of how elegance and functionality can coexist in everyday objects. The goal was to create a bag that allows the user to consciously organize and plan its contents rather than hide them inside a closed space.
The design aims to combine a minimal aesthetic with a thoughtful internal structure.
Approach
The key concept of the project was the ability to fully unfold the backpack, allowing the user to arrange and plan the placement of objects before closing it.
Individual pockets and compartments create a clear organized storage system. Once folded, the backpack maintains a clean and elegant silhouette while still allowing easy access to the items inside.
Visual Language
The design is based on a minimal construction and a clearly structured layout of compartments. The slightly iridescent surface adds a refined, almost luxurious character to the object while maintaining its practicality.
The prototype was constructed using natural leather, chosen for its durability and structural qualities.
Outcome
The project explores the relationship between function and form in a wearable object. The backpack combines organization, accessibility and mobility within a clean, minimal design.
