KITCHEN and LightHouse Media represent a distinctive exhibition titled 'Infinite IKEA'. It is a pop-up initiative jointly developed by the design team and IKEA to support emerging designers. This venture delves into the nuanced interplay between individuals and furnishings within the sanctity of private spaces, endeavoring to ignite the boundless realms of imagination even within the confines of limited living quarters, thus crafting personalized universes.

Innovation:
It reimagines the interaction between individuals and furniture in intimate spaces, challenging the conventional utilization of limited living areas, transforming them into expansive realms of limitless creativity and personalized universes. This innovative approach integrates the structure of traditional Swedish log cabins with the avant-garde cutting techniques of artist Gordon Matta-Clark, creating a captivating space and atmosphere that surpass standard architectural conventions. By cutting an axial line through the cabin and using mirrored effects to create a unique corridor, the exhibition breaks the enclosure of the cabin and establishes an interactive relationship with the external environment.

Creativity:
The design focuses on human-centered interaction. By cutting through the core structure and employing reflective mirror effects, the exhibition invites visitors to reconsider the dynamics between space and personal identity. It enhances user engagement and expands the audience's perception of physical and visual boundaries from multiple dimensions including materials, colors, and mirror reflections. This method not only fosters a deeper appreciation of architectural space but also challenges visitors to creatively redefine their personal spaces.

Functionality:
The functionality of the exhibition extends beyond mere visual appeal, offering an interactive and engaging environment for both children and adults. This dynamic space encourages visitors to explore and interact with the mirrored world, creating a playground-like atmosphere where imagination and creativity flourish. Children can discover innovative ways to engage with the installation, such as crawling through windows or navigating the reflective corridors, while adults can appreciate the artistic and architectural nuances. The flexible design of the space accommodates various activities and interactions, making it a versatile area that blends entertainment with creative exploration.

Sustainability:
The clever application of materials and design concepts aligns with broader sustainability goals, demonstrating how design can contribute to social, economic, and environmental well-being. The installation uses recyclable wood and achieves maximum carbon neutrality through pre-assembled installation methods. The innovative cutting techniques and spatial transformation not only push the boundaries of design aesthetics but encourage a reevaluation of how environments can be constructed to support sustainable practices.