started producing furniture for the community with the aid of skilled carpenters.

An worldwide design workshop called Mood for Wood is for young designers and students who are interested in seeing their ideas put into practice. During the workshops, students create urban furniture for certain local communities with the assistance of famous architects and designers from across the world and skilled carpenters. The Mood for wood initiative differs from comparable student-focused seminars in that it uses participative technologies throughout the design stage. Not only do participants build the furniture themselves, but they also create its form. They work on a particular site, interact with specific space users, and learn about the challenges and demands of that location. They must have the beneficiaries' approval of their ideas before they can put a project into action.They put an order for specified materials, which they employ to construct wooden installations or furniture, based on the generated cost estimate.