Project 4: Household Unfolded explores how household objects, both functional and deeply personal, can be used to encourage interaction and playfulness. Household items, while essential to our daily lives, also hold individual significance, offering insight into personal habits, stories, and routines. For this project, I researched how these objects could be translated into paper formats that invite engagement and creativity.

The design of the project revolves around open-ended instructions and questions that mirror the diverse ways people navigate household routines. Participants are prompted to interact with everyday tasks in unexpected ways, transforming mundane activities into moments of reflection and play. By exchanging responses anonymously, participants form a connection with others through shared experiences, despite not knowing each other's identities.

Household Unfolded turns ordinary household tasks into interactive elements that reflect the individuality of the person responding, while also highlighting the universal nature of human routines. This exchange encourages both introspection and connection, as each response reveals intimate thoughts and stories in a playful, creative format.