A series of sculptural interior objects were created as part of an exploration of the boundaries of sculpture in design. The author poses the question of whether to focus primarily on classical modeling or to find a place within other artistic fields. The works are made of styrofoam, a material that, through rough trimming, is transformed into forms that break from the conventional framework. By using the paper-mâché technique, they become objects that appear stable and functional, yet simultaneously fragile and uncertain.