Interactive & Artistic Furniture Designs
We create functional sculptures that you can live with, play with, and reconfigure to match your daily pulse.
The 'Kaleidochaos' swing, a collaboration where we turned a functional furniture piece into interactive art. The modular backrests are our own sculptural creations, designed to be moved and reconfigured by the user.
Here you can see the modularity in action. The artist is placing one of the sculptural backrests onto the swing's base, demonstrating how easily the piece can be customized to suit your mood or seating preference.
This video shows the details of the 'Kaleidochaos' swing, from the texture of the upcycled fabric to the mechanism that allows the modular art pieces to snap into place. It's a fusion of art, design, and user interaction.
A side profile of the swing, showing how the two distinct, colorful art pieces serve as functional backrests, creating a dynamic and unconventional silhouette.
A close-up view of the teakwood and mild steel construction, highlighting the vibrant colors and abstract shapes of our hand-painted modular art pieces, which are designed to spark conversation.
Detail of one of the sculptural modules, showcasing the layered construction and the bold, solid colors that are a signature of our artistic style.
A standalone shot of one of the finished art modules. Each one is a unique sculpture, designed to be beautiful on its own or as part of the larger, functional swing assembly.
The swing configured with the backrests in an asymmetrical arrangement, encouraging different seating positions and interactions. The design challenges the conventional idea of a swing.
Another possible configuration, with the backrests placed to create a more conversational seating arrangement. The piece invites you to experiment and play.
The swing shown with one backrest on either side, creating a balanced yet artistic look. The fabric for the cushion is from Paiwand studio, crafted from colorful waste materials.
About Interactive & Artistic Furniture
We do not believe in static decor. Our furniture is built to be manipulated, moved, and lived in. Take our modular swings, where the backrests and armrests snap into different positions so you can decide exactly how you want to sit and face. It turns a piece of wood and steel into a dynamic dialogue between you and the art, shifting the focus from mere decoration to active participation.
At House of Berserk, we approach furniture as a medium for narrative. When you commission a piece from us, we start by understanding your quirks and how you occupy your space. We use a combination of teakwood for structural warmth and mild steel for precision, creating frames that are both durable and visually provocative.
Our modular designs, like the Kaleidochaos swing, address a common frustration with traditional furniture: rigidity. Why should a swing face one direction? By building these pieces with modular components, we allow you to alter the seating arrangement on a whim. It is a rebellion against the idea that a chair or a swing must remain a fixed object.
Beyond the mechanics, every piece receives our signature hand-painted treatment. We use high-pigment acrylics and protective varnishes to ensure that while the art is bold, it handles daily wear. For the upholstery, we often collaborate with studios like Paiwand, integrating textile waste to add another layer of history and texture to your furniture. We aren't making things to look nice. We are making things that provoke, challenge, and connect you to the space around you.
House of Berserk
I am Priyanka. My crew and I at House of Berserk don't make furniture to collect dust. We create things you can touch, rearrange, and argue with.
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