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Saving Space at Home – Some Ideas
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Article taken off home-designing.com
Saving Space at Home – Some Ideas
With properties getting smaller and smaller, what solutions are out there to free up the floor area? We take a look a some space saving heroes…
This pull-out dining design, by alno.de, may look like a lightweight worktop extender, but features sturdy seats that can cope with loads up to 100 kilograms and a very generously sized table top that simply slides away after dinner.
Many modern abodes enjoy mini mezzanine living areas, but what about all of that unutilized space that lurks beneath? This bed that can be hidden under raised floor space is a perfect addition.
Above 3 via getthepoint.it
A similar, sideways solution by m-dept
Folding beds have been around since the dawn of the Murphy Bed in 1918, but what about a bed that appears not from a wall closet, but from the ceiling? The ‘BedUp’ does just that!
The space saving–though not very money saving–Tower Kitchen, by Philippe Starck for Warendorf. appears as two revolving tower-shaped elements that each consume only one square metre of floor space. Offering space for all of the necessary utensils, accessories, and of course food, they also boast an integrated oven, steam oven, dishwasher, fridge-freezer and a microwave!
Article taken off home-designing.com
Saving Space at Home – Some Ideas
With properties getting smaller and smaller, what solutions are out there to free up the floor area? We take a look a some space saving heroes…
This pull-out dining design, by alno.de, may look like a lightweight worktop extender, but features sturdy seats that can cope with loads up to 100 kilograms and a very generously sized table top that simply slides away after dinner.
Many modern abodes enjoy mini mezzanine living areas, but what about all of that unutilized space that lurks beneath? This bed that can be hidden under raised floor space is a perfect addition.
Above 3 via getthepoint.it
A similar, sideways solution by m-dept
Folding beds have been around since the dawn of the Murphy Bed in 1918, but what about a bed that appears not from a wall closet, but from the ceiling? The ‘BedUp’ does just that!
The space saving–though not very money saving–Tower Kitchen, by Philippe Starck for Warendorf. appears as two revolving tower-shaped elements that each consume only one square metre of floor space. Offering space for all of the necessary utensils, accessories, and of course food, they also boast an integrated oven, steam oven, dishwasher, fridge-freezer and a microwave!
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Multifunctional Palm Coat Rack
Save space! Get this wall mounted coat rack for your home...
Article taken off homedit.com
Multifunctional Palm Coat Rack
When you first get home, the first thing that you want to do is take your coat off, sit down and relax. That’s why we have coat racks on the hallway. They are very practical and some of them are more than functional. The Palm Coat Rack is a multifunctional piece. It can be used as a standard coat rack, in which case it simply holds your coat or bag, but it can also be used to temporarily store a magazine or paper.
The Palm Coat Rack has a minimalist design and very sleek shape. It was designed by SquaredFurniture and it’s available at etsy.com at the price of $200. The Palm Coat Rack requires no floor space so it’s also great for small homes. It comes as a set of three aluminum bars. These bars can be attached to the wall at the height and in the space you desire. The bars feature a bend at the top that can be used to hang coats and bags but also for other similar purposes as well.
One of the three bars features a palm wood shelf. The shelf is quite small and measures 13”W x 5.5D”. The space is enough to store things such as keys, the phone, the wallet. It’s a place where you can put your phone while you get dressed and it’s also handy for the keys. The bars are sold as a set. Their dimensions are variable. You can choose from 20” x 1.5” x 3/8”, 22” x 1.5” x 3/8”, 31” x 1.5” x 3/8” but custom lengths are also available upon request.
Article taken off homedit.com
Multifunctional Palm Coat Rack
When you first get home, the first thing that you want to do is take your coat off, sit down and relax. That’s why we have coat racks on the hallway. They are very practical and some of them are more than functional. The Palm Coat Rack is a multifunctional piece. It can be used as a standard coat rack, in which case it simply holds your coat or bag, but it can also be used to temporarily store a magazine or paper.
The Palm Coat Rack has a minimalist design and very sleek shape. It was designed by SquaredFurniture and it’s available at etsy.com at the price of $200. The Palm Coat Rack requires no floor space so it’s also great for small homes. It comes as a set of three aluminum bars. These bars can be attached to the wall at the height and in the space you desire. The bars feature a bend at the top that can be used to hang coats and bags but also for other similar purposes as well.
Friday, March 2, 2012
10 Compact Kitchen Designs for Very Small Spaces
An integrate kitchen for you!
Article taken off digsdigs.com
10 Compact Kitchen Designs for Very Small Spaces
Not all of us have a lot of space for kitchen. In some apartments this very important room is too small for comfortable cooking and dining. Although there are solutions for such situations. Designers all over the world create compact kitchen units that could fit all necessary kitchen equipment on a very small space. Even one square meter is enough to bring a fully functional kitchen-dining area to your home. Here are some of the most coolest of these solutions:
This small modular kitchen is created by German designers Kristin Laass and Norman Ebelt. The kitchen occupies only one square meter when closed and can serve as a dining table at this state. Although there are an induction cooktop, a refrigerator, an oven and a storage space for different kitchen tools and tableware.
Circle® Kitchen from Compact Concepts is ideal for small spaces. It occupies 1.8 square meter of space and features all characteristics of usual kitchen. The kitchen is fully circular, rotating a full 180 degrees and incorporate everything from kitchen sink and dishes to microwave and dishwasher.
Carre is designed by Robert Schierjott and Ulrich Kohl. This kitchen allows to customize a culinary space for customer’s needs. It taking up a surface are of 1 square meter with two modules that can transform from a compact cube into a spacious cooking area in six different configurations. The kitchen includes a gas port, a kitchen sink, a counter for cooking preparation and a storage space.
The 360 degrees kitchen is designed by Farziska Winter, Katrin Sillmann and Ulrike Sandner. It is a flexible mobile kitchen unit with different areas for cooking, eating and cleanup. Еhe tower which provides users with storage shelves can be rotated 360 degrees.
Kitchen Studio by Fendi Casa is a compact and very luxury in the same time. Kitchen Studio’s length is only 246 cm but there are all necessary appliances integrated.
Stewart & Justin Case is mobile unit that combines all the essential elements of kitchen into one compact design created by Maria Lobisch and Andreas Näther. The unit affords many possible configurations equipped with sink, drying rack, shelving system, and a dining table for four.
Kleine Kuche is designed by Christopher Meyer and Vicky Muller. It integrates all the necessary elements of a culinary space into one piece of furniture. Small items such as food, bowls, and pots can be easily hide within the side silicon panels of the kitchen unit. It also can be transformed into a kitchen table.
Come together is a collapsible kitchen unit designed by Albrecht Seeger and Martin Klinke. It has everything necessary for cooking and could be used with up to three guests as a serving counter.
Grandma’s Revenge is a concept kitchen from Klaus Michel. It is a new interpretation of a good old kitchen dresser. Grandma’s revenge is both a kitchen and a dining room, all in only 4 square meters. When closed, it portrays two dimensional view in a dining room scene. The outlines show a table, two chairs and a lamp in a minimalistic way.
Rubika, is a kitchen unit concept designed by Lodovico Bernardi. It’s a kitchen furniture which can satisfy all people needs and at the same time occupy a minimum of space.
Article taken off digsdigs.com
10 Compact Kitchen Designs for Very Small Spaces
Not all of us have a lot of space for kitchen. In some apartments this very important room is too small for comfortable cooking and dining. Although there are solutions for such situations. Designers all over the world create compact kitchen units that could fit all necessary kitchen equipment on a very small space. Even one square meter is enough to bring a fully functional kitchen-dining area to your home. Here are some of the most coolest of these solutions:
This small modular kitchen is created by German designers Kristin Laass and Norman Ebelt. The kitchen occupies only one square meter when closed and can serve as a dining table at this state. Although there are an induction cooktop, a refrigerator, an oven and a storage space for different kitchen tools and tableware.
Circle® Kitchen from Compact Concepts is ideal for small spaces. It occupies 1.8 square meter of space and features all characteristics of usual kitchen. The kitchen is fully circular, rotating a full 180 degrees and incorporate everything from kitchen sink and dishes to microwave and dishwasher.
Carre is designed by Robert Schierjott and Ulrich Kohl. This kitchen allows to customize a culinary space for customer’s needs. It taking up a surface are of 1 square meter with two modules that can transform from a compact cube into a spacious cooking area in six different configurations. The kitchen includes a gas port, a kitchen sink, a counter for cooking preparation and a storage space.
The 360 degrees kitchen is designed by Farziska Winter, Katrin Sillmann and Ulrike Sandner. It is a flexible mobile kitchen unit with different areas for cooking, eating and cleanup. Еhe tower which provides users with storage shelves can be rotated 360 degrees.
Kitchen Studio by Fendi Casa is a compact and very luxury in the same time. Kitchen Studio’s length is only 246 cm but there are all necessary appliances integrated.
Stewart & Justin Case is mobile unit that combines all the essential elements of kitchen into one compact design created by Maria Lobisch and Andreas Näther. The unit affords many possible configurations equipped with sink, drying rack, shelving system, and a dining table for four.
Kleine Kuche is designed by Christopher Meyer and Vicky Muller. It integrates all the necessary elements of a culinary space into one piece of furniture. Small items such as food, bowls, and pots can be easily hide within the side silicon panels of the kitchen unit. It also can be transformed into a kitchen table.
Come together is a collapsible kitchen unit designed by Albrecht Seeger and Martin Klinke. It has everything necessary for cooking and could be used with up to three guests as a serving counter.
Grandma’s Revenge is a concept kitchen from Klaus Michel. It is a new interpretation of a good old kitchen dresser. Grandma’s revenge is both a kitchen and a dining room, all in only 4 square meters. When closed, it portrays two dimensional view in a dining room scene. The outlines show a table, two chairs and a lamp in a minimalistic way.
Rubika, is a kitchen unit concept designed by Lodovico Bernardi. It’s a kitchen furniture which can satisfy all people needs and at the same time occupy a minimum of space.
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