Perancangan Nakas Anak Multifungsi Berbasis Ergonomi Dan Antropometri

Abstract

The development of children’s interior design requires furniture that not only functions as storage but also supports children’s activities ergonomically and safely. Conventional children’s bedside tables generally have limited functions and are unable to accommodate seating needs, toy storage, and independence learning. This study aims to design a multifunctional children’s bedside table based on ergonomics and anthropometry by integrating storage cabinets and a seat with hidden storage. The research method applies a design-based research approach through ergonomic and anthropometric literature studies, user needs analysis, and design development with shop drawings. The results show that ergonomic and anthropometric principles applied to seat and cabinet dimensions improve comfort, safety, and space efficiency.