Futuristic style is the highlightdesign project by Consexto Portuguese architectural company Consexto announced a loud project that excited the public imagination. The main idea of the project is futuristic style. They claim that they were able to create a high-tech, multifunctional home with an area of only 44 square meters. In addition, it is very comfortable for a young couple to live together. The result is the so-called Closet House. Did these people really come up with something special? Is there anything we can adopt from them? If you want to repeat this success, here are some tips.
1. The highest degree of functionality
It's not that easy for a newly formed familyfeel satisfaction from such a small apartment. However, the guys really managed to perform a miracle! There is everything you need and even a little more than it should be. Computerized shelves reliably store all the kitchen utensils. There are dining and working areas, a large living room, a projector and a cinema, as well as a very comfortable bedroom. The main element of the interior, which is the core of the entire system, is the wardrobe. It contains built-in audio and video equipment, a table for eating and most of the storage compartments. This is a real work of art in the field of arranging living spaces.
2. Never sacrifice extra centimeters - there are not enough of them.
Apparently, the authors of this workwere guided by this principle when thinking up various functional solutions. In order to make it pleasant for even a tall person to sleep, the central cabinet described above received another purpose - the role of a mobile wall. If necessary, it can be easily moved a few feet, thereby reducing the space of another room that is not currently in use.
3. The house must have a soul, not technology
Despite the abundance of cutting-edge innovations,The place of residence does not look like a space module. Although it may be somewhat reminiscent of the interior of a living cell from science fiction films, it is replete with earthly decorative elements. For example, next to a simple sofa of clearly human origin, a simple bookcase is conveniently located. And in the bathroom there is a beautiful dry tree with bird cages.
But even the most ardent fans of futuristicideas of the future should be brought a little closer to the present reality. Remember that our world is still far from perfect. And what will you do, living in the created electronic paradise, if suddenly the "uninterrupted" electricity is turned off again for a couple of days?
