The design of dwelling families who are excited to see them is finally born!
2020-06-17 11:13:30
Now that dwelling has become the normal city life, what matches the furniture? Today Xiaobian has selected a group of space-saving furniture designs that are dedicated to small-sized units and look at them together. BedUp by Décadrages This is a design that dwells and mini-home owners will find exciting. BedUp, the name is very vividly corresponds to its characteristics, will receive the entire bed to the ceiling. 
The design company Décadrages believes that in the daily home environment, the bed that occupies the most space is the bed, so they use the vertical ascent and descent to move the space out. When the bed does not need to sleep during the day, the bed can receive the ceiling position, and the original bed The location is where you can place some sofas, coffee tables or retractable desks, etc., so that you can make more efficient planning for space. 
Wall Shelf by Keiji Ashizawa Japanese designer Keiji Ashizawa designed a wall shelf for the IKEA PS 2014 series with 11 pull buttons that can take full advantage of the forgotten space and store books, bags, plates and many other items. neat. 
Keiji Ashizawa stated that he has very little space for office and residence. Life gives him the inspiration for designing the shelf. He wants to bring more fun to the small space. With this shelf, he can make full use of the corner space. At the same time, all items are packed in order to enjoy life in a small space. With it, you can use the unused corner space to create a comfortable place to nestle. 
Dalt storage system by Jordi IranzoJordi Iranzo is a design student who graduated from the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design in 2015. He recently designed a space designed for narrow spaces. The storage unit Dalt can be suspended from the ceiling without taking up any floor space. 
Users can think of it as a storage device that floats on the bedside or in front of a writing desk. It can store some clothes, sundries, and snacks and drinks. 
The combination of an oak-made sofa bed sofa and bed is almost the easiest way to think of space-saving practices, such as the Norwegian designer Silje Nesdal, an oak-made sofa bed. 
Pull out the overlapping structure from under the sofa and widen it to make a bed. The designer stated that her inspiration stems from the Nordic furniture from the 1950s to the 1960s. She hopes that the sofa is an easily changeable piece of furniture. 
BED'NTABLE by Erik Griffioen Dutch designer Erik Griffioen combines beds and tables as a space-saving solution. The side of the bed was directly connected to a platform as a square table, and chairs were placed on three sides, and they could all be taken directly into the table. 
In addition, a small side table can be attached to the bedside, and there is space for magazines at the foot of the bed, which allows for a meal, sleep and work to be concentrated in one piece of furniture, so that there can be a larger bed. 
Pile by Michal Blutrich is often difficult to entertain friends in small spaces. Israeli designer Michal Blutrich puts upholstery, coffee table and lamp designs in a space of less than a square meter. Slender lamp posts serve as the center axis, strung by a soft string. Pads and coffee table. 
When the number of people is large, the cushion can be taken out and laid on the floor, and the coffee table can be placed in the middle, which is flexible and convenient. The four legs of the coffee table fit into the holes in the middle of the cushion, and the four gradient blues used on the cushion give a fresh and clean visual experience. 
The design company Décadrages believes that in the daily home environment, the bed that occupies the most space is the bed, so they use the vertical ascent and descent to move the space out. When the bed does not need to sleep during the day, the bed can receive the ceiling position, and the original bed The location is where you can place some sofas, coffee tables or retractable desks, etc., so that you can make more efficient planning for space. Wall Shelf by Keiji Ashizawa Japanese designer Keiji Ashizawa designed a wall shelf for the IKEA PS 2014 series with 11 pull buttons that can take full advantage of the forgotten space and store books, bags, plates and many other items. neat. Keiji Ashizawa stated that he has very little space for office and residence. Life gives him the inspiration for designing the shelf. He wants to bring more fun to the small space. With this shelf, he can make full use of the corner space. At the same time, all items are packed in order to enjoy life in a small space. With it, you can use the unused corner space to create a comfortable place to nestle. Dalt storage system by Jordi IranzoJordi Iranzo is a design student who graduated from the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design in 2015. He recently designed a space designed for narrow spaces. The storage unit Dalt can be suspended from the ceiling without taking up any floor space. Users can think of it as a storage device that floats on the bedside or in front of a writing desk. It can store some clothes, sundries, and snacks and drinks. The combination of an oak-made sofa bed sofa and bed is almost the easiest way to think of space-saving practices, such as the Norwegian designer Silje Nesdal, an oak-made sofa bed. Pull out the overlapping structure from under the sofa and widen it to make a bed. The designer stated that her inspiration stems from the Nordic furniture from the 1950s to the 1960s. She hopes that the sofa is an easily changeable piece of furniture. BED'NTABLE by Erik Griffioen Dutch designer Erik Griffioen combines beds and tables as a space-saving solution. The side of the bed was directly connected to a platform as a square table, and chairs were placed on three sides, and they could all be taken directly into the table. In addition, a small side table can be attached to the bedside, and there is space for magazines at the foot of the bed, which allows for a meal, sleep and work to be concentrated in one piece of furniture, so that there can be a larger bed. Pile by Michal Blutrich is often difficult to entertain friends in small spaces. Israeli designer Michal Blutrich puts upholstery, coffee table and lamp designs in a space of less than a square meter. Slender lamp posts serve as the center axis, strung by a soft string. Pads and coffee table. When the number of people is large, the cushion can be taken out and laid on the floor, and the coffee table can be placed in the middle, which is flexible and convenient. The four legs of the coffee table fit into the holes in the middle of the cushion, and the four gradient blues used on the cushion give a fresh and clean visual experience. home design
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