Zero-carbon micro-furniture: A low-carbon emotional solution for architectural micro-space

摘要

With the development of the global low-carbon economy and the increasing demand for

micro-spaces in buildings, the construction industry is facing the challenge of achieving dual goals

of low-carbonization and emotionalization within limited spaces. This paper proposes the concept of

“zero-carbon micro-furniture”, which is defined as a new type of building accessory product that

uses bio-based zero-carbon boards as the core material, adopts low-carbon processes throughout

its entire life cycle, adapts to the scale of micro-spaces in buildings, and combines both low-carbon

attributes and emotional value. From the interdisciplinary perspective of architectural environment

and behavioral psychology, this paper analyzes the market demand and competitive advantages of

zero-carbon micro-furniture. By combining the practical case of the Tongjie Zero-Carbon Magic Box

Co-creation Workshop and comparing the development trends of similar products globally, it explores

its application path and development strategy in micro-spaces, providing a new solution for the low

carbon transformation of the construction and furniture industries.