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The 21st century is an era of rapid development of world economy and technology, an era of highly developed human material culture, and an era of high demand for human spiritual experience. However, in order to meet the initial basic needs of human beings, the standardized batch design and production of furniture products, which are most closely related to human life, making the functions of furniture products more and more single. Consumers' unilateral sensory stimulation of basic functions has gradually lost its aesthetic power. The products that can attract consumers' attention or purchase, are not only practical in material aspects, but also spiritual in satisfying various sensory stimulation. Explore the emotional design method of modern furniture, based on the experience of five senses, enrich the design theory system of furniture products, better guide the future furniture design practice with the experience of five senses as the core, make furniture design products more in line with the needs of social development, and make people's body and mind have more sensory interaction with furniture products. Through the analysis of literature and materials, starting from the concept of five senses, this paper expounds the application enlightenment of "five senses" experience in book design, packaging design and landscape design, and explores the innovative design ideas and methods of multiple experiences in furniture design from "five senses" - visual representation, auditory response, tactile sensation, olfactory imagination and taste perception. Finally, the case questionnaire survey and results analysis. In the diversified functional design of furniture, realizing the interactive five-sense experience, developing the design concept of furniture products, and increasing the competitive advantage of furniture products in the market, will not only contribute to the personalized innovation and development of modern furniture, but also meet the growing spiritual needs of consumers in the market environment of experience economy.
