Air cooler redesign
A home air cooler concept balancing cooling performance, usability, and a form that fits domestic interiors.

Overview
This project covers the industrial design of a home air cooler. The design balances cooling performance, ergonomic use, and a compact form for domestic interiors.
A simple front panel, a clear control area, and a compact body keep the product from looking like equipment. The layout puts the controls within reach and keeps the unit easy to move.
Design approach
The work focused on airflow, control placement, and the front face. A restrained panel keeps the controls legible, while the body gives the product a stable footprint and a simple silhouette.
The color studies test neutral and stronger schemes for different interiors. Front and side views were developed alongside the form to check proportions and access.
Details
The presentation includes technical dimension drawings for the front, side, rear, and isometric views, along with a version using translucent side panels. An exploded assembly shows how the fan, filters, water tank, and control housing fit together. A detail view explores a green grille and a dark control panel.
The drawings record the dimensions, materials, and control layout for the next stage.








