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Whimsical Moose-shaped cabinet adds a touch of delightful quirk to your interior space

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If Radhika Dhumal’s beetle-inspired table captivated your heart then this multifunctional cabinet modeled on the form of a moose is sure to catch your fancy. A winner of the A’ Design Award last year, this little whimsical wonder from Priyam Doshi adds a touch of playfulness to your interior decor while giving you functional storage. The cabinet adopts the rough silhouette of a moose, with broad legs, a squarish face, and even horns that serve well as jewelry hangers.

Designer: Priyam Doshi

Handmade from Oakwood with a water-based matte finish, the Moose cabinet has four distinct storage areas – the two legs, the body, and the face. The legs offer open storage for statement pieces and other memorabilia, while the body and face have their own doors to help store other items that you’d necessarily want to keep away from snooping neighbors – your jewelry or your fancy alcohol collection, perhaps. Points for noticing that the handle on the face door is, in fact the moose’s eye!

The tabletop surface above the moose comes outfitted with a variety of trays to store other tchotchkes and bric-a-brac from watches and loose change to perhaps even your AirPods, wallet, EDC. The moose’s tail has a built-in mirror, which is a nice quirky touch, while the horns themselves serve as perfect hangers for tiny purses, keys, or even a hat.

“The inspiration was to add fun to the boring mundane lifestyles and objects around you. The Moose Cabinet is a handcrafted statement piece inspired by the animal, Moose and is designed to be a FUNctional piece – FUN yet highly functional,” says designer Priyam Doshi. “Also in today’s times, with people’s lifestyles becoming more demanding & people looking at efficient uses of living spaces there is a need to have multifunctionality in the new products we are designing. So Plug and play accessories were added for the users.”

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Bauhutte’s special cabinet for storing game consoles, controllers, and titles will get the gamers highly organized

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Japanese gaming furniture brand, Bauhutte, basically functions out of there bases: comfort, comfort and comfort. What did I miss? Comfort, allowing gamers to add days and more days to their regular gaming routines. Then whether it’s the Electric Gaming Bed or the Gaming Sofa, everything out of this company’s warehouse is designed to make the gamers addicted and lazier for their liking.

While that’s that. There ought to be a solution that is less about comfort and more about convenience and organizing. Two aspects that are as far from gamers as life outside their consoles. So, Bauhutte has taken some time out from creating ultra-addictive furniture to make us languid, to launch a specially designed cabinet to store game consoles, title, and other items in one place.

Designer: Bauhutte

The table with open shelves looks to have been made using MDF board and is pretty similar to other stationary game console cabinets on the market. Two distinguishing factors: Bauhette’s dark color scheme and the open rack design. The primary layout without a backboard or door considers heat dissipation and ensures your valuable console is well-ventilated at all times.

Although it has a simple design that will never look out of place even if it’s installed in the living room, it is highly functional. Giving an open space for the game console to rest, the specially conceived cabinet for the gamers’ den, has a drawer to stack your titles, controllers, and other accessories that have grown through the years.

The cabinet organizes the gaming equipment neatly which would otherwise pile up on the side of your rig. A side hook has been installed on the cabinet for hanging headsets, etc. This keeps the headies in easy reach, so you can quickly pick them up whenever you want to use and then store it neatly after playing. But what really had the storage cabinet win my heart was its hidden cable box on the back and the ability to team up with an open rack for placing more than one game console. There is no word on the price or the global ability of the cabinet yet, but we are hopeful its coming soon!

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Quaint Little Blue-Timber Gardeners’ Workshop Has An Illuminating Lantern Perched On Its Rooftop

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Nestled near a forest in the municipality of Thônex, Geneva is a blue-stained timber and terracotta-brick structure called the Gardeners House. Designed by architecture studio Cabinet, the quaint-looking building is intended to be used for workshops for gardeners, and leisure activities for locals. It’s a simple and minimalist structure with a single story, except for a boxy lantern on top of it, which instantly makes it stand out. The lantern holds a spherical light.

Designer: Cabinet

“Surrounded by trees, it would become invisible, but its urban position is at a strategic point at the crossroads of street and park paths, and our ambition was to make it a public building,” said Cabinet founders Fanny Noël and Diogo Lope. “All of this seemed like good reasons to make the building more visible and to mark its presence in the urban space.”

The lantern functions as an extra touch, that helps the otherwise almost mundane building stand apart from its surroundings. When switched on, the lantern illuminates the interiors of the workshops, and signals to the residents that the gardeners of the grounds are working. The light moon lights up both the interior and exterior, hence keeping the inhabitants informed, and creating “a dialogue between a hermetic program and surroundings”.

“The main function of the building is a workshop for gardeners responsible for the maintenance of the park, but we suggested to the client to integrate a bigger kitchen and dining space with independent access that could be used by the inhabitants of the neighborhood,” said Noël and Lopes. “They welcomed this idea, and we hope that events can happen in the future as it would stimulate a closer relationship between the building and the community.”

Occupying 205 square meters, the Gardeners House accommodates a communal kitchen, shared leisure space, and toilet facilities. These areas can be accessed via one entrance, while another entrance leads to two connected workshop spaces. The workshops and public spaces are connected via a central hallway. The hallway also connects an office and changing rooms.

The exterior of the building is quite pretty and subtle dominated by a pleated exterior built from blue-stained pine. A water fountain is located at the center of one facade, while the terracotta brick walls support the thick concrete roof beams, which mimic a pergola, and allow light to stream in from the skylights above. The interiors are a harmonious mix of industrial and homely elements, creating a space that is clean, minimal, and functional.

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This cabinet is designed to help you organize + sanitize your clothes and accessories

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I am not the most organized person. Sure, I can organize my notes and files but when it comes to things like my books, journaling stuff, and especially my clothes, you’ll find them strewn around in different parts of my apartment. I will occasionally get the urge to fix stuff but most of the time, I live in my own world of organized chaos. Of course, I want to improve this part of myself so if there are accessories or furniture that can help me out, I would be interested. This is the claim of this concept for a minimal mini-cabinet, although it’s hard for me to imagine how it will help me change my storage habits.

Designer: Yujin Lee for 210 PD.GROUP

Evelopper is a concept for an alternative clothing storage solution that doesn’t involve using your couch, bed, or even exercise system to “store” various pieces of clothing. At first glance it looks like a stereo or a mini dishwasher or just a piece of furniture to store stuff. Well, it is indeed the latter but more specifically, it’s to help organize your clothes and other related accessories. It’s basically like a bookshelf but there are separate hangers for various sizes of clothes. There’s also trays in various sizes on top of the cabinet where you can place watches, jewelry, and other accessories related to your outfit or getup.

Aside from storage, the cabinet also has a UV light to sanitize your clothes. This may not be a feature that is important to a lot of people whose clothes are mostly clean if they’re put into cabinets or storage (or so we assume) but for those who are concerned about getting rid of germs before wearing clothes, this will be a bonus point. It comes in three color options: navy blue to allow it to blend in most color schemes, classic white for a clean feel, and dark green for “stability and antiquity”. You can also open and close the cabinet through various controls located at the top.

It would have been more interesting if the renders showed how actual clothes would look in this cabinet. Because of the size and the product renders that don’t show any clothes, I have a hard time imagining how it would help me become more organized. Also, with the amount of clothes that I have, I would probably need several pieces of the Evelopper which would defeat the minimalist purpose. So probably I should start by getting rid of a lot of clothes in order to truly live a minimalist lifestyle.

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Store Away All Your Mess Very Attractively With this Funky Storage Unit

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If you’re looking for the missing element in your space, you’ve arrived at the right place! In the world of art and design, creativity knows no bounds, and one project that exemplifies this sentiment is the mesmerizing furniture piece titled “Funky.” Bursting with colors, vibrancy, and unique artistic touch, this collection is a testament to its creator’s boundless imagination and skill. As the name suggests, “Funky” isn’t your regular storage unit; it’s here to add an eclectic element to your home, sparking conversations and personifying itself as a comical and animated visual character.

Designer: Pavel Vetrov

“Funky” is not just a piece of furniture; it’s a statement. Designed with artistic flair, it dares to break away from conventional design norms and instead embraces a vivid and spirited personality. This storage unit becomes the centerpiece of any room it graces, capturing attention and drawing people in to discover its playful character.

Imagine hosting a gathering with friends, and as conversation lulls, all eyes turn to “Funky.” Its vibrant presence becomes an engaging topic, and before you know it, everyone is sharing their interpretations and stories inspired by this whimsical creation. It has a magical ability to enliven any space and create an atmosphere encouraging laughter and camaraderie.

The perfect harmony between vibrant colors and neutrals is a hallmark of “Funky’s” design. Each element complements the other, enhancing the piece’s visual appeal without overwhelming the senses. The colors are strategically selected to evoke feelings of joy and excitement while remaining versatile enough to fit into various interior styles.

Whether your home decor leans towards contemporary, bohemian, or eclectic, “Funky” effortlessly integrates into the ambiance, adding a touch of artistic charm that elevates the overall aesthetic. It doesn’t demand attention; instead, it naturally draws the eye with its captivating and harmonious color scheme.

The unit’s form achieves a perfect balance with pieces protruding on varied axes. A slightly elevated ovular top acts as a pedestal for timeless decor, while a vertical front breaks away from conventional rectangular units, adding a unique touch to its design.

One of the most appealing aspects of “Funky” is its versatility. It’s not just a one-trick pony; rather, it is designed to adapt to different needs and preferences. This multipurpose storage unit can serve as a console table in your entryway, a stylish TV unit in the living room, an enclosed bar unit for entertaining guests, or even a buffet table to complement your dining style. Talk about the kids’ room? nothing could be better!

This adaptability makes “Funky” a valuable addition to any home, as it can evolve alongside your lifestyle and changing needs. Whether you’re looking for a functional piece to organize your belongings or a conversation starter that adds personality to your space, “Funky” has you covered.

Understanding that individual tastes vary greatly, “Funky” is available in three distinct combinations of color palettes. Whether you lean towards bold and vibrant tones, prefer serene and calming hues, or love a fusion of both worlds, you can choose the variant that best suits your vibe and personality.

These color options allow homeowners to personalize their space further, tailoring “Funky” to seamlessly align with their unique style and preferences. From vibrant and playful to sophisticated and chic, “Funky” caters to a diverse range of tastes, making it an ideal choice for a wide audience.

So, if you’re looking to add an element of whimsy and artistic charm to your home, “Funky” is undoubtedly the furniture for you. Embrace its eccentricity, infuse your space with vibrant colors, and let its animated personality light up your home like never before. “Funky” is more than just a piece of furniture; it’s a vibrant expression of creativity that will leave a lasting impression on all who encounter it.

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This minimal IKEA-worthy cabinet doubles up as an ergonomic desk for your home office

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A beautiful minimal piece of furniture can complete a room. It can be the final piece that makes a space come full circle, building a comfortable and cohesive haven, rather than a random area. Furniture pieces make or break a home, they add on to the essence or soul of a home, hence one needs to be extremely picky while choosing a furniture design. The design should be a reflection of you, and what you want your home to be. When you place a piece of furniture in a room, it should instantly integrate with the space, creating a wholesome and organic environment. And if it’s minimal, and super functional then it checks all the boxes for me! And an excellent example of such a design is the Kabinett.

Designer: Alexander Lervik and Adea

Conceptualized by Stockholm-based designer Alexander Lervik and manufactured by Finnish furniture manufacturer Adea, the Kabinett is a minimal and sturdy cabinet designed for modern home offices…that also doubles up as a work desk! Kabinett is a part of Adea’s Smartwork range, and it aims to function as an ergonomic set-up for home offices. While functioning as an efficient work table, Kabinett also serves as a rather stylish and elegant dresser.

“At first glance, Kabinett looks like a regular cabinet. But it has built-in features that allow it to be transformed into an entirely different piece of furniture The innovation lies in its function. From a piece of furniture that doesn’t look like a table, you get a work table that can be raised and lowered. I’ve placed great emphasis on making it both aesthetically pleasing and ergonomic. Your body shouldn’t be in pain because you’re working from home,” said Lervik. And it’s true when you first look at Kabinett, you assume it’s quite a simple old cabinet, but it’s only when you examine deeper, do you realize that its functionality is mighty and neatly concealed.

Kabinett measures 69 centimeters in height and comes in three different formats – Basic, Laptop, and Screenlift. All three formats have been equipped with adjustable tabletops. All in all, the Kabinett by Lervik and Adea is a smart furniture design whose functionality runs deeper than it seems. Its minimal aesthetics are a plus point since this allows the furniture to seamlessly merge with all kinds of home offices.

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Spectacular Ideas for Children’s Wardrobes

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The children’s wardrobe should not only be highly functional but also spark the creativity and imagination of the kids. So, break away from using single colors and experiment with various design themes as well as low-contrast and high-contrast color combinations. Plus, making space for neatly storing clothes, toys, and books can be fun, especially in a themed space where the bedroom decor can reflect your child’s tastes, interests, and personality. Here are some stunning ideas that will give you some food for thought and allow you to go wild and creative with your imagination.

Designer: Elena Likhacheva

1. Cool Tones

The wardrobe is designed with cool blue and white tones to create a restful space. Each wardrobe panel is demarcated with different heights of white arches. Note that the lighter shade of blue makes the space appear much bigger.

Designer: alanbuchana

2. Wardrobe cum Window Seat

The floor-to-ceiling wardrobe encloses a window seat and optimizes vertical space. It houses a window seat that provides extra seating under cabinet storage and brings in natural light. Hues of sage green, mustard yellow, and white are smartly used to demarcate different sections of the wardrobe.

Designer: Carafina

3. Curved Silhouettes

Rounded edges introduce softness, while reflective mirror surfaces on the cabinets add quirkiness to this bedroom. Children are usually fascinated by some animals and see them as a source of inspiration. A fusion of pastel hues creates a fun element. A penguin on the wardrobe shutter and rabbit-shaped ears behind the drawer unit form an interesting design feature. Just see how the combination of opaque and reflective surfaces forms a beautiful contrast of color and materials and creates the illusion of a larger space.

Designer: Shiima Ibrahim

4. Under Cabinet Lighting

Compact yet functional, just see how the triangular form of the soft board has provision for under cabinet lighting and provides adequate task lighting for studying. In addition, the profile of the overhead cabinet moves a step further onto the wardrobe in the form of an inverted triangle in woody tones to smartly complete the look.

Designer: Shushan Vardanyan

5. Cozy Nook

Ideal for cozy seating, this custom-made hut-shaped seating nook adds depth and dimension to an all-white wardrobe. The wooden flooring and seating nook infuse warmth into the space.

Designer: Alpnach Cabinets

6. Rainbow Cheer

Just see how the rainbow colors add cheer and work as a strong design element in the form of vertical stripes on the wardrobe shutters. In addition, a semi-circular rainbow design is integrated into the ceiling to accentuate its look, while colorful corner shelves add life to the surrounding decor.

Designer: Interrio Concepts Studio

7. Ripples

Evocative of water ripples, a circular knob is surrounded by concentric rings, forming a prominent design feature on this blue-hued floor-to-ceiling wardrobe. It extends further to become a floating study unit and makes excellent use of the corner of this room. This design typically does not break the continuity of the wardrobe and makes multi-functional use of the corner space. It contrasts beautifully with the grey and white tone of the room.

8. Branches

The branch shape handles of the wardrobe infuse a forest vibe into the décor of this children’s room. Here the idea has moved a step further into the ceiling light fixture. The white and peach color palette brings a snowy wintery feel into the décor.

Designer: Ekaterina Domracheva

9. Pastel-hued Wardrobe

Every child loves colors! Bring in a good dose of color with a fusion of pink and blue hues of this children’s wardrobe, making it a perfect gender-neutral place. A niche is created within the center of the wardrobe that transforms into a sitting nook and imparts a neat, clutter-free look. The seating nook is surrounded by a curling display of open shelves for books and toy storage that is in perfect flow and rhythm. The open sections at the base of the wardrobe make provision for keeping storage boxes.

Designer: The Art Group by Daria Vasilkova

10. Wave Pattern

Featuring a myriad of shapes and forms, this sweet and sophisticated children’s bedroom includes curved surfaces that integrate the seating nook, built-in shelves, and closed cabinets into a single entity. The combination of peach, white, and grey creates a soothing color palette that infuses a calm and peaceful vibe into the space. The room is a haven of fun and play with plenty of open floor space.

Designers: Ebrahim Gamal, Basant Alaa

11. Space-Inspired Decor

The wardrobe shutters are inspired by rockets, satellites, and UFOs and are a perfect theme for aspiring astronauts, while a lego theme is introduced for the side wardrobes. Different sections of the wardrobe are perfect for tucking away toys, books, accessories, and clothes.

12. Wardrobe cum Study Unit

This well-designed study cum wardrobe in pastel hues is perfect for housing books, clothes, stationary, toys, and other knick-knacks. A fusion of closed and open storage with provision for adequate lighting creates an interesting design feature.

Designer: Mamka

13. Cubes

Cube-shaped open shelves combine with an all-white wardrobe and storage boxes to create an efficient storage solution. The white cabinet shutters are wonderfully contrasted with woody tones and hues of deep grey behind the TV unit.

Designer: Mamka

14. Bright Hues

In this, hues of green, white, and yellow are used to create an interesting layered pattern. Note that laminate finishes are easy to clean and maintain.

Designer: Bonito Designs

15. Color Blocking

Color blocking is a method of using two or more solid colors to create a bold look that stimulates the creative side of children. An exciting contrast of warm yellow and cool blue hues demarcates different wardrobe surfaces and brilliantly introduces color into a neutral-hued space. The low drawers offer practical storage and are easily accessible by the kids.

Designer: Moretti Compact

16. Calm Color Palette

Introduce an unusual combination of multiple colors within a single space. A fusion of earthy colors in muted tones combines with warm lighting, creating a restful space that does not look overwhelming.

17. Geometric Shapes

The arched design on the door and geometric-shaped cut-outs in the wardrobe shutters create a playful look in the children’s bedroom. The best part about a children’s bedroom is that it can easily handle contrasting colors and geometric shapes.

Designer: HAO Design

18. Sophisticated Color Scheme

This sophisticated bedroom incorporates grey and burgundy colors that blend with similar-hued wallpaper and a biophilic theme that brings nature indoors. All the design elements come together to create a well-coordinated color scheme.

Designer: Asia Design

19. Bubbly Pink

This girl’s bedroom has a magical and dreamy aesthetic achieved with a light and airy palette of pinks that prevents the wardrobes from looking bulky. Nature-inspired wallpaper accents the arched wall behind the seating and functions as an interactive backdrop within the bedroom. The décor exhibits a beautiful combination of modern and classical elements.

Designer: Daniel Design Studio

20. A Round Reading Nook

Reading is a wonderful habit, and the child’s room should be designed to encourage it! Give a private space to your little one to escape into a fantasy land while reading a book. Don’t miss the functional bunny rabbit-shaped wardrobe handles that add a fairy-tale vibe to the space.

Designer: Daniel Design Studio

So let your creative juices flow and add a playful flair to the wardrobes of your kid’s bedroom. A well-designed space looks great and is important for your child’s overall development.

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This unique cabinet is embedded with 16,000 pieces of straw & has the silhouette of a mother and child

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French marquetry artist Arthur Seigneur and Australian industrial designer Adam Goodrum have been working together since 2015, under the title ‘Adam and Arthur’. One of their latest creation is The Mother and Child Cabinet – a beautiful monochromatic cabinet that creates a subtle silhouette of a mother next to her child.

Designer: Adam and Arthur

The two-meter-tall cabinet has been embellished with ‘straw marquetry’ – a craft technique quite similar to wood marquetry, which basically involves creating patterns out of flattened ribbons of straw and embedding the patterns into furniture. For the Mother and Child Cabinet, 16,000 pieces of white straw were embedded into the cabinet, to provide it with a stunning sheen and glow, which is intersected by sophisticated black bands. The black bands have also been created from straw, and were later dyed black.

The cabinet also features two unique humps which mimic a mother and her child. The mother-child duo is a theme that has been witnessed quite frequently in paintings and sculptures through the years. Once the cabinet is opened, the interiors reveal semi-circular detailing which instantly reminds you of the head and shoulders of a mother and her small child.

“The way straw is inlaid in marquetry transforms its curled stalks into an iridescent substrate, creating the opportunity to realize astonishing results. It is a natural veneer that plays with light, allowing an endless possibility of pattern and color,” said the designers.

Adam and Arthur chose straw as their material of choice, since it is sustainable, ecological, and also grows quickly! Although transforming the straw into marquetry was a difficult process, and quite technically challenging, the end result is quite unique, elegant, and contemporary.

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This gigantic bi-level toolbox is actually a workstation in disguise

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When the world seemingly went crazy, and everyone was suddenly forced to work at home, we became more acutely aware of how precious and how little space we actually have at our disposal. Few people had an extra table to use as a workstation; fewer had extra rooms to convert into makeshift offices. Space-saving modular furniture became quite popular in the past two years or so, especially ones that could transform into different configurations to serve different purposes. That demand and interest gave rise to quite a few interesting designs and mechanisms that made that possible, including one cabinet that takes its inspiration from the humble toolbox to present a storage solution and workspace that can fold out of the way when not in use.

Designer: Benjamin Thut

Most homeowners are probably familiar with toolboxes, but one that’s popular among craftsmen is the bi-level toolbox. Thanks to a somewhat ingenious design that is now a bit commonplace, the box is able to store even more tools and parts than a regular box. The top half splits open to reveal layers of containers, making it almost an incredible feat to fit everything inside a compact storage unit.

Utilizing the same design principle, the Tool cabinet 490 implements space-staving storage that could solve many of the problems homeowners now have in keeping work and personal life separated. Rather than lying flat on the ground, the cabinet is like a bi-level toolbox standing on one of its ends, blown up to life-size proportions.

The mechanism remains the same, though, with the doors of the cabinet moving sideways to reveal two layers of compartments flanking the main body. Instead of containers, however, you have shelves of different sizes to hold books, files, and other items you might need to keep within arm’s reach. Thanks to the bi-level design, you don’t have to worry about these items getting in the way when you fold down the cabinet.

The main section of the Tool cabinet can serve different purposes, depending on how the cabinet is being used. It can be a workstation with a fold-out table that can be closed down at the end of the day. Or it can be a typical cabinet, with the central section reserved for hanging clothes and shelves for folded clothing and accessories.

Whether it’s at home or even in the office, the Tool cabinet 490 can be an efficient way to save space without sacrificing functionality or storage capacity. It even has wheels that make it possible to roll the entire contraption to any location, turning it into an agile and flexible solution for floor space problems. Its industrial and utilitarian aesthetics might indeed clash with some motifs, but those really pressed for space might not mind that too much if they can have a portable and multi-functional workspace hiding in plain sight.

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This crafty little bed comes with overhead storage… just like on an airplane!

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Perhaps the most ingenious inspirational overlap I’ve seen in a while, the COBBO bed gives beds a rather clever little upgrade! The COBBO bed uses the empty space between the mattress to put a nifty cabinet, reminiscent of the overhead storage you get on airplanes… so you can live out your wanderlust airplane fantasies while sitting at home!

An airplane’s cabin is perhaps the most ideal example of space optimization. Every single nook and corner of an airplane cabin goes unwasted… with the seats being packed in the most space-saving orientation, tables being folded up to eat less space, and overhead areas being used to store luggage, that would otherwise need to be kept on the floor. Michael Hilgers decided to carry this utilitarian approach from aircrafts into regular homes, giving it a minimalist upgrade that looks much more visually aesthetic than functional.

The COBBO bed, designed for furniture manufacturer OTTO, comes with a simple Nordic-inspired design with solid oak legs and white storage cabinets that are located above the sleeping area. The bed’s slightly tapered design serves two purposes, it gives the piece of furniture both visual and physical lightness, since the cabinet above the bed is significantly slimmer than the bed itself. This allowed Hilgers to use slim wooden pillars instead of metal ones, since the cabinet above the bed wouldn’t end up being overly heavy.

The slim cabinet/shelf comes with four doors (two on either side) that open to reveal a perfectly slim nook to store items like books, quilts, throws, and cushions. It’s a clever way to provide storage without cluttering the floor, making it perfect for smaller rooms, student housing, people who like minimal interiors, or just the wanderlust who wants the experience of being in an airplane but can’t travel much because of the pandemic!

Designer: Michael Hilgers for OTTO

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