In today's world where production systems are realized in a wide range from workshop to unmanned production, the effect of mastery and mechanization varies between sectors. This difference is related to the rate of mastery effect in production in total yield. A manufacturing process with fully conventional systems and low mechanization ratio is located in the production sector with its mastery-intensive production. The furniture sector is closely monitored as one of the sectors where the most mastery-intensive examples can be given and it is seen that the workshop style production in the sector is very high. This case continues with small differences depending on the nature of the products produced. While the effect of diversification in mechanization is relatively high for interior solutions where new materials and production technologies are introduced; it may be lower for a production process that produces a limited range of urban furniture. Another important factor in all these processes is the transition from project based production to mass production. In this study, standardization is discussed with the effect of design in furniture production. In line with this evaluation, besides the determination of the situations in which the transition to mass production for the sector is difficult, it has been evaluated that there is an opportunity for standardization in product types through design and suggestions have been made.

Key words- project base production, serial production, design, urban furniture, standardization