The aesthetic element of the Oblique line is an addition to the quality of furniture design" By application to the art of origami "

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Interior design and furniture department- faculty of applied arts- Damietta university -Damietta- Egypt

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Since furniture occupies a huge area of global human thought, as an indispensable product, as its annual production in the world amounts to approximately 629.50 billion dollars, according to the latest statistics, while what is produced in the Arab Republic of Egypt amounts to approximately 1.95 billion dollars. From my point of view, this number is no It is commensurate with the depth of the history of furniture in Egypt, as it is the first country to provide humanity with iconic designs approximately 5000 years BC that are still preserved in museums around the world.

OBLIQUE lines indicate a kind of geometric or artistic, representation of a group of intersecting or individual shapes, forming patterns or shapes in art and design, conveying a visual feeling that indicates continuity and the dynamic impact of the design. From here came my interest as a specialized researcher in providing furniture design specialists with a design vision based on The aesthetics of the OBLIQUE line for furniture design. Due to the breadth of the study, I limited my research paper to one of the Japanese arts, “the art of origami,” which Japan is famous for, which is based on folding paper and transforming it into three-dimensional shapes. This research paper deepens the relationship between the aesthetic element of diagonal lines in furniture design and the art of origami, by studying the principles, techniques, and creative influences shared between these two disciplines. It seeks to clarify how incorporating diagonal lines in furniture design can enhance visual appeal, innovation, and quality. It also sheds light on The design possibilities for combining the aesthetic elements of diagonal lines and origami art to create dynamic, contemporary pieces of furniture. Lines influence the formation of visual and cultural identity. By tracing the historical development of the use of lines in design, it is possible to understand and realize the importance of lines in the world of design.

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