Practical exercise of reinterpretation and redesign on specific object has three levels of referential intentionality: firstly, appropriate and transform the form and characters of that object; secondly, enlightened by conception and operation processes of that object; and thirdly, reflect or criticize the rigid cognition of ordinary people, a society, or an age of time through the representation of specific object. In other words, people (especially designers) can pick a certain object, unfold design dialogues of interpretation and creation, and develop another "new object" that has creative meaning of interpretation. This research adopts literature perspective and means of practice. First of all, a creator select a classic product, treating it as the "original work" of a constituted object. He or she then move into "second creation" by following the interrelated thinking and action of description, understanding, reflection, envision and creation. Finally, the new works are examined for revision. The method is underpinned by an understanding that a constituting process of dialogue will be activated when a creator proceeds with reinterpretation and redesign while bodily facing a constituted object. As a result, the new work of "second creation," once appears, will encompass both the unique images of the original work and the designer's creative intention. Based on the exploratory perspective of "reinterpretation and redesign", this article tries to combine bodily mechanism, literature review, methodological principles, recordings of practices, and observatory insights to offer a reference approach of "new method" for the creative learning and design research of product design.