Design of Home Decoration Products from Leftover Fishing Nets Coated with Latex: Product Designs Reflecting the Identity of the Southern Region Communities in Thailand

Abstract

This study reports an exercise that develops home decoration products using leftover fishing nets coated with natural latex.It employed the artistic skills of community members to add value to leftover materials in the region and create beautiful, contemporary, culturally-reflective home decor products that align with modern consumers' preferences, enhancing the ability of the community to continue developing in the future.The physical characteristics of various types of leftover fishing nets after being coated with natural latex were analyzed.This data was subsequently used to design and develop prototype home decoration products.The cultural identities of southern communities in Thailand were integrated into the product design.Community members with expertise in art and painting skills contributed to the design process, using natural patterns inspired by fishing nets and employing color techniques that add depth and uniqueness to the home decor products,The findings demonstrate that the formulated natural latex coating exhibit suitable material science properties for coating leftover fishing nets.It adheres well to the nets, has a smooth texture, and enhance the overall strength of the coated nets.Leveraging the distinctive physical characteristics of various types of coated fishing nets, the research leads to the creative development of prototype home decoration products.

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