1. If you imitate only the appearance and style of furniture, it cannot be said to be an infringement, and you also make some slight changes, because furniture is an extremely popular product, and it is impossible for any company to imitate it. It is a normal business practice to apply for patent protection in terms of appearance design. It is a normal business behavior to imitate the product styles you see in magazines (some products are protected by appearance design patents. It depends on whether the product has applied for a patent. It is rare for a company or individual to apply for a shape patent for this kind of daily furniture product. In extremely special circumstances, it may be possible. Anyone who has not applied for a shape patent can imitate it and is not protected by law).
2. If you use the trademark or corporate brand of a furniture manufacturer you see, it is an infringement. Regardless of whether you refer to the manufacturer's product style, it is completely designed by you. products. If you use another manufacturer's registered trademark or company name, it is an absolute infringement and misappropriation issue; among them, if you use someone else's unregistered trademark, it is not an infringement, because only registered trademarks can obtain legal action. Protect.
3. No matter what, it doesn’t matter if you only make one piece. If you like furniture and intend to develop it, you should consider avoiding some problems.
The above aspects are for your reference!