When "carbon neutrality" becomes a global consensus and "circular economy" replaces "one-time consumption", the future of paper furniture will be more deeply integrated into the core of "green living", and even achieve "intelligent upgrading".

In the fast-paced modern life, frequent moving has become a norm for many people, especially for young renters. Purchasing heavy furniture often becomes extremely inconvenient and even an economic burden during the move. Therefore, seeking furniture options with higher cost-effectiveness is particularly important, and cardboard furniture, with its low cost and convenient handling characteristics

Paper furniture mainly refers to furniture products made from a series of paper materials such as corrugated fiberboard, honeycomb board, and thick cardboard. According to Luke T. Baker, paper furniture has been around for a long time, and its usage history can be traced back to the mid-19th century. In the 20th century, portable and easy to move cardboard boxes emerged with the demand for transportation, and since the 1960s, they have attracted a group of designers to use them as raw materials for their creations.