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Tok and Study Furniture for Students

TheFuture — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 12:47:44 +0000

Reading on bed instead of sitting on a chair in front of table is a usual issue with students. Tok and Study is an innovative furniture specially designed for those who prefer reading on bed with equal functionalities that of a table. This furniture is capable of making the reading environment conducive for studies by combining dynamism and comfort. The Tok and Study fits both the study with notebooks and study with traditional materials, when lying on a bed or sitting on the couch. The most effective feature of this furniture is you can fold this for space saving when it is not in use.

Designer : Helder Filipov and Diego Silvério

Saving Some Space with Contemporary Kitchen Design by Cancio

TheFuture — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 08:08:23 +0000

Contemporary kitchen designs by Cancio surely will take kitchen furniture to the next level. How many times has it happened that we miss the breakfast just because we need that early start? The Spanish designer range includes Radia, Duo and Wall which has been designed so that it can just be kept inside the kitchen. The adjustable furniture can accommodate up to three people so that you can have a nice chat with your family while cooking dinner. So if you are alone for tea or having dinner, just adjust the furniture as per your needs and see how you can just control space with this new kitchen design.

Radia has a unique opening system with it that can be easily enlarged or retracted when needed. For only a cup of tea, the smaller is the better one, but if you need more space than you must open the bigger part.

The Duo is the sleek one with just 38cm in width. It has a drawer inside that can hold many tiny articles lying here and there. Like radia, this can also accommodate three at once if extended.

The Wall is equipped with excellent rotation system that can be operated with a single hand. This is also available with colored glasses. But this is not the end. Very soon there are lot more to be displayed from the same Cancio collection.

Designer : Cancio via HomeTone

Rox Bench – Summer Bench/Tables and Winter Storage Solution

TheFuture — Thu, 29 May 2008 07:13:59 +0000

Since saving space can be our future problem, designers are trying to create smarter design to help solving space problem. One of them is David Andrew Botton, check out his new creation : Rox Bench. Rox bench is great solution for you who live in houses with restricted gardens and where space saving furniture is paramount. You can change the unit into a storage where you can keep your garden tools, children’s toys, etc when it comes to winter. When summer comes, you can open it out into 3 seater bench that has two accompanying tables. The materials are made of aluminum, plywood, and chrome steel, plus it features built-in solar lights, this will create a very cool night time effect.

Designer : David Andrew Bottom

TurnOn, Multifunctional Rotating Furniture

TheFuture — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 02:03:56 +0000

This device has got me to think about my lifestyle. For decades, architects, designers have been coming up with what we say an “impossible invention”. But we know that no one even thought flying like a bird but it was made possible by mankind for mankind. But living in a house with spinning walls instead of fixed walls makes me go wild! It is based on a similar principle that is used in hamster wheels. It’s you who have to decide whether you want to live as a rodent. Not really. The Multi Functional Spinning Wall as its name will make your head spin. It consists of arrangements of modules and their function changes as u spin it. It’s innovative but is it practically possible? Think about it!

The more you work at a time the more you are considered as “talented” and this product makes you a dummy head. If one is sleeping then the other member can’t get a cup of tea. If you want to sleep then your roommate has to go hungry till the time your alarm rings. It’s not a good idea to use it I guess. Waste of money and it doesn’t generate proportional benefits. There should be some better solution for saving space.

Source : Dvice

Trunk Station Ad – Your Office in A Box

TheFuture — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 03:27:42 +0000

After casulo, here comes another invention from Japan called Trunk Station Ad, a workstation in a box. I guess we are going to see a lot of transforming furniture design in the future, this is due to saving space issue that we are going to face. The W 906mm x D 615mm H x 1190mm sized melamine resin trunk opens to reveal an efficient work space, complete with pre-drilled holes for electrical and component wires/cables, a fold out desk, and plenty of shelving for a whole lot of extras (including some add-on units). The price tag is around $1,980, quite expensive, well … saving space is never cheap.

Product Page : Caina via Unplggd