In high-speed urban construction, people's demand for diversity and functionality of urban space is gradually increasing, and people's practical spatial needs are not fully respected and cared for for the city's prosperity. Many current design practices show that the inclusiveness of design practice activities is more innovative in promoting creative furniture design in urban neighbourhoods and realizing the resilience and sustainability of urban neighbourhood furniture design. From the perspective of sustainable social development, inclusive design is attempted to solve the design problems of the "functional failure" of urban community space and the "misalignment of needs" of residents. Creative furniture design in urban neighbourhoods has become an essential issue in improving the quality of life of community residents. This paper takes inclusive innovation as the starting point and conducts an experimental study on street furniture design in Fengpu District, Shanghai. The author's team focused on the needs of community residents, especially the needs of children and the elderly, for resting seats in the community space (Li Wenjia, 2021), and organized the "Hundred Chairs for Building Dreams" activity to collect creative proposals from community residents. Designers and residents collaborated to create a four-dimensional framework of "participation in learning-participation in design-participation in construction-participation in maintenance" to explore the role of creative furniture in community renewal and the research path. The participatory creative seating design activity looks at urban space from the perspective of residents' needs, stimulates residents' active participation in innovation, and respects human needs. The creative furniture design activity empowers community deformed space, provides a rich space experience design, and makes residents feel the space expansion from visual, auditory, activity and entertainment perspectives. Solve the severe shortage of urban furniture due to the lack of "no place to sit", "can not sit down", "do not want to sit", or "sit not interesting ", and other problems. In the new era, there is a need to create a new model for the micro-renewal of sustainable community public spaces through the concept of integrated resilient cities that connect inclusive design activities with community residents. Inclusive and innovative design is one of the core issues in