Today we will take a closer look at an apartment inMelbourne (Australia), the area of which is only 50 square meters. It became famous thanks to a stunning development - a Bookcase Convert cabinet, which was designed by the genius workers of the company Eco Innovators. The structure extends from wall to wall and from floor to ceiling, skillfully separating the living room from the bedroom. On it, six panels located on the upper half of the cabinet can be turned over to unite the two rooms.
When guests come to the apartment, the hostess closes her bedroom from prying eyes.
When she is home alone, she opens the blocks to let more light into the space.
The rotating mechanism was developed severalmonths. Different design options were compared, and ultimately designer David Waterworth based it on the industrial version of the "lazy Susan".
All materials needed for assemblystructures that had already been used before. For example, some of the wooden boards were already on their way to the dump or covered in graffiti. In this way, the designers also took care of the environment.
Some of the plywood was literally taken from the street.
Marking marks can be seen in several places.
The idea of the interior for a small room: Bookcase Bookcase Convert
