A LITTLE SHIFT IN PERSPECTIVE

Same pieces.
New possibilities.

Move a few pieces. Make room for something new.
Five shifting puzzles. One very satisfying idea.

01 / THE PLAYGROUND

Go on. Move things around.

Real cuts. Real moves.
A little room for discovery.

04

The chevron

Mixed-angle socket · 3 rigid sections

GEOMETRY CHECKED
THE REVEALCAMERA FOLLOWS THE PIECES
The chevron shifting puzzle The same notched sections rearrange along a checked tabletop route to reveal a new interior space.

Making a little room…

Ready when you are
SAME SECTIONS, FROM START TO FINISH.Exact geometry underneath. A little wonder on top.

02 / FIVE WAYS TO MAKE SPACE

Find your kind of shift.

A COLLECTION OF 05

The collection is getting into position.

03 / IT'S GEOMETRY, NOT MAGIC

The pieces don't change.
The possibilities do.

The first rectangle is completely filled. Shift the same rigid sections into a slightly larger rectangle, and the difference becomes a new space inside. No hidden pieces. No lifting. No optical trick.

01

Start with a perfect fit.

Each section connects through real, matching notches. Together, they fill the original rectangle.

02

Follow a different path.

Play or scrub the entire tabletop route. The camera follows every section; “Full table” shows all the staging space.

03

Make a little room.

The new rectangle encloses an interior reveal. The size slider explores verified recuts—not stretchy pieces.

CURIOSITY, WITH RECEIPTS

A beautiful idea. Checked all the way through.

Every offered size is checked using exact rational geometry: both rectangular borders, the actual interior reveal, complete notch matches, connected original sections, and every continuous slide. Browser animation illustrates that proof—it doesn't replace it.

Five cut variants, not five independent inventions. Turning mechanisms remain unresolved and are not shown as working designs. These are idealized geometric studies, not manufacturing-tolerance or commercial-product certifications.