This project investigates material transformation and functional design through the development of a vinyl holder constructed primarily from chipboard. Initial prototypes explored curvature, flexibility, and structural stability, using alcohol to manipulate and bend the material, followed by wood glue for reinforcement. Surface refinement involved Durham’s putty to strengthen and smooth edges, a casein compound coating across the full surface, and progressive sanding to eliminate imperfections. Primer and paint completed the final finish. Through iterative prototyping and material experimentation, the project examines the relationship between structure, craftsmanship, and functional design.