This design explores the fiber characteristics of loofah through material experimentation. When soaked in water, loofah fibers naturally soften and become more pliable, allowing for easy mold shaping. Once dried, the material retains its form without the need for heat or adhesives, demonstrating excellent plasticity and structural stability. The project refines industrial molding techniques and incorporates modular design to overcome size and fabrication limitations, enabling components to be assembled, replaced, and applied in various contexts. The collection includes lighting and vases that highlight the loofah’s translucency, fiber tension, and rich texture while preserving its natural charm. By integrating into modern home aesthetics, the design reinterprets this traditional material, revealing its renewed aesthetic and functional potential.