Which ancient civilization pioneered the concept of modular furniture design, creating pieces that could be disassembled for transport and featured standardized measurements?

The ancient world featured remarkably sophisticated product design practices despite limited technology. From ergonomic Egyptian furniture to user-centered Roman household items, ancient civilizations understood the importance of form and function thousands of years before modern design thinking. Test your knowledge about how ancient craftspeople created products that not only served practical purposes but also reflected cultural values, status, and aesthetic preferences of their time.

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Ancient Egypt, with beds and chairs designed with detachable legs for tomb placement
Ancient Rome, with the 'lectus' couch system that used standardized dimensions and interchangeable parts
Indus Valley civilization, with interlocking stone furniture designed for monsoon seasons
Ancient China, with collapsible bamboo furniture designed for nomadic lifestyles