If you are an independent millennial and recently moved out of your own home and moved into your own home, then one of the main issues you may be dealing with almost every day... is space constraints! Our modern millennial houses have many advantages, but the one thing they lack is space! Space constraints are a problem that most of us face every day. In this tricky and compact situation, smart storage solutions can become lifeguards. In order to make your life easier, we have carefully planned a series of storage solutions in the form of furniture design. To be honest, these solutions are worthy of IKEA! These products not only can store your belongings comfortably, but are also perfect for displaying special items that you don't want to be kept in dusty cabinets. From modular shelving units inspired by Bangkok storefront architecture to bookshelves hiding stylish stairs-these innovative storage and display solutions are the IKEA must-haves your home needs!
Tenement H is a modular small room storage system that reflects the "domestic" theme of the exhibition. Inspired by the multi-faceted facades of Bangkok shophouses, Tenement H features customizable barriers, ranging from scissor doors to accordion doors, shutters and railings. Tenement H is made of aluminum and has a modular and multifunctional design that allows access to the storage unit from all sides and serves as a multifunctional semi-partition for your room. Tenement H's modules are painted in glossy white, scarlet and light blue, imitating the color scheme of the Bangkok city storefront. Each unit can be configured according to your space permits-for smaller spaces, Tenement H can be built vertically, and larger spaces allow for wider foundations.
Although their motto is "no tools, no trouble", the most obvious feature of staxxiom furniture is that it is visually very simple, you don't even need a manual. staxxiom simply interlocks laser-cut wood blocks to create your design, based on IKEA's DIY culture by making their furniture more efficient, more environmentally friendly and as simple as possible. The last part is also beneficial to staxxiom, because the simplified design gives their furniture a uniform and minimal aesthetic, while also having the added benefit of being easy to build. Try to describe the various parts of the table in the simplest way possible. You have 4 legs and a table top, right? But in fact, furniture is often much more complicated than this. There are many more aspects, such as glue, screws, bolts, threaded inserts, rubber feet, etc., which can all be used to make a good table that you often forget to describe. staxxiom's design completely eliminates these subtle complexities by keeping the furniture design as simple as possible visually and physically.
In the accessories catalog, there is a basket storage system that doubles as a wooden crate ladder, which is very suitable for storing toiletries in the kitchen space or bathroom and reaching a higher height. Then, there are a series of photo frames that can store paper products (such as notes and business cards) in an integrated slot that can track the circumference of each photo frame. Design students used their homes and colleagues' homes as their main sources of inspiration, and even made niche objects, such as insect houses made of iron wire and hollow bamboo, which can be hung outside the apartment windows for hummingbirds and bees to patronize.
Furnicloud is essentially an aluminum rod system that can be configured to connect different container modules and create more storage space. It is mainly composed of a box with a lid and a door, and the rod can be placed vertically into different shapes to facilitate the connection and filling of the box. The box included with Furnicloud is equipped with drawers, doors and shelves to optimize its storage capacity. In addition to storage boxes, Furnicloud also includes mirrors, lights, hangars and other accessory-sized storage containers that can be scattered from aluminum rods to stabilize the entire furniture system. Furnicloud is entirely made of aluminum, with different shades, coatings and finishes, ensuring that each furniture system can be customized for each given living space.
Riders Gonna Ride is a lifestyle brand that originated from mountain biking, and Bike Box is a storage solution designed for cyclists everywhere-from mountains to city streets. The Bike Box has a modular design and is made of black CDF and beech wood to ensure a versatile and durable storage unit. The frame of the Bike Box is similar to the storage unit of a professional locker room and is made of CDF or compact density fiberboard, which is a highly compressed material that is usually chosen for its waterproof and long-lasting properties. Storage space on each bicycle box is provided by dowels and a nail and socket system that comes with sockets. When customizing to hang your bicycle or position a shelving unit, you can position the pins in a way that each bicycle owner deems appropriate.
Micro home designs are some of our favorite designs, mainly because they force designers to go beyond obvious space consumption solutions and literally think about finding out-of-the-box solutions in a micro home box! The stair cabinet manages to do the same thing and is beautiful, the super tight steel sliding staircase in the two-tone oak closet can slide out easily. The staircase also doubles as a temporary storage space for unused gadgets and other items on the bookshelf. The dark steel staircase contrasts sharply with the light wood, while matching the industrial chic atmosphere of the rest of the apartments. The design of Villa Roco aims to accommodate a generation of families who can live together and live separately in one plot through its intuitive design. Who said that a family cannot live in a small space, and privacy is intact!
The idea for designing Parachute Wall Shelf came from designer Yusuke Watanabe. Interestingly, he was listening to Coldplay’s first album "Parachutes" at the time. Derived from Italian "parare" (protection) and French "chute" (falling), this award-winning universal shelf can hold anything! Its ingenious design is influenced by how clothespins fix objects on the clothesline. Multiple nails or planks on the parachute ledge hold them in place by gently "clamping" them to the wall. The parachute ledge is made of colored metal strips, which almost looks like a parachute cloth with a wavy design, which looks like abstract art when not in use. It rests flat against the wall (unlike most shelves with forward cantilever arms) and looks like framed artwork until you tilt one of the "nails" forward and use it to store items or even hang clothes such as coats , Scarf or hat.
PaiPai Pets' double-pot cat litter is a combination of a cat tower and a console locker. Looking at the kennel from the front, two wide doors border a narrower middle door, which leads to the storage room of the kennel and the interior of the jungle gym. On the left and right sides of the kennel, there is enough space for two large dustbins, which can always be accessed through the open porthole of the middle door. Behind the central cabinet of the kennel, you can find storage racks where cat owners can store smaller items such as canned wet cat food and cat litter scoops. The kennel is painted bright white and the surroundings are decorated with natural wood, so you can be cautious even in the more busy family spaces such as the living room or study. Along the sides of the kennel, smaller portholes can provide plenty of airflow and are also a fun way for you to play with cats and gophers.
In urban homes, people often have to compromise on the type of furniture they want because there is not enough space to place a piece of furniture for each function-in this case, Orte saves the space you need Come to place a complete shelf and one to mix them into a mirror image. Its limestone base supports a rotating wooden frame with a mirror on one side and six hidden shelves on the other. The popularity of red brightens the corners where the furniture is located, and the stretched rectangular shape makes it easy to install in any corner. It can be used as a dressing table, bookshelf, or something you need to grab quickly without being displayed all the time.
In order to give the studio space a clearer and delineated area, Alexander Kudimov and Daria Butakhina of Ruetemple used wood to build an elevated module with many storage options and a cave-like area as a closed bedroom space for the studio. The idea of creating the bedroom module originally came from Kudimov and Butakhina's plan to build a wooden structure to absorb many functional elements of the studio, including storage space, living area and a platform area prepared in the morning. The bedroom module mainly contains the sleeping area of the studio-a secluded part of the elevated platform, which provides a separate space for the bed from the rest of the apartment. The cozy study is hidden from sight most of the time, but the large windows at the head of the bed remove the barriers between the studio corridor and the newly formed bedroom.
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