Push back the walls of your small living space with this effective space-saving furniture
Lots of people have to live in small spaces, especially in big cities like New York. But living in a small space doesn’t necessarily mean you can’t make use of great designer furniture that will save huge amounts of that precious space, making a small apartment much more usable and viable.
1. Modular Kitchen:
Fevzi Karaman’s Modular Kitchen is perfect for anyone who has tried living in a loft efficiency unit. The bright and tasty apple green cube is so stylish you may at first think it’s an iMac product, until you slide the table top off to reveal a kitchen sink, small stove, dish rack, and trash can. .
For those who need space in a one-bedroom loft, the modular kitchen is the perfect condenser. It will even make living in mom and dad’s basement a breeze as you become self-sufficient in seconds.
2. Fix it on the wall furniture:
Do you want to add your own personal touch to a small apartment? Try fixing it on the wall. When hung, the items can be placed in molds to create a contemporary piece of art that can beautifully adorn your wall with your own touch of style.
You can even choose the color, print, and texture of the small removable parts. Once guests arrive, you can wow them when you disassemble the wall fixture and remove the pieces to form a coffee table complete with four tea-style cushions. [Decorating Walls]
3. Matroshka’s Concept of Life:
The thought of placing your belongings in a cramped city loft may be intimidating, but if the designers at Matroshka Living Concept are successful, you won’t have to fear a move that will degrade the space.
The Concept room can practically give you a minimalist yet stylish apartment in just over 43 square feet. While you may think it’s not a lot of space, when the available space is used according to the concept plan, it can accommodate seating for 12, office workspace, double bed, dining table, sofa, and a closet, all in one area. With stylish color accents, it almost looks more sophisticated than a small living space solution.
4. Fusion Pool and Dining Table:
Many people cannot justify spending a large amount of money on a pool table that they only use to play. Pool manufacturers used to address this problem by having pool tables converted to ping pong tables as well, but with the downturn in the economy, even the ping pong table can’t justify the expense.
Step inside to the Fusion Dining & Pool Table – a table you can eat at while you’re not playing. As a bonus, when transformed into a dining table, you’ll hardly notice that the Aramith Pool Table hides a full-size pool table underneath.
5. Roel Verhagen-Kaptein three in one:
Not sure how many people will show up at your house for tonight’s pre-party? Or do you like the idea of a two-seater sofa for your loft, but need a sofa for when you are more than one?
Sounds like you may need the new Roel Verhagen-Kaptein Three in One. This comfortable plush piece of furniture can be fashioned into a chair, chaise lounge or loveseat, and best of all, instead of being a hard metal or plastic , you get all the comforts of sinking into your furniture.
6. Swiss Folding Furniture: Save
For those who move frequently, hiring a moving service or disassembling furniture can get boring quickly.
However, with Foldable Swiss Furniture, moving around becomes ten times easier, as the bookcases can literally be pushed into a folding package of just 24cm that weighs 31kg. [Creative Book Shelves]
When fully extended again, the distance between the shelves can be individually arranged to measure between 33cm and 28cm.
7. Sleep:
For those in a one-bedroom loft, a lack of privacy is always an issue, as no one wants their bed to be the first object of attention when guests enter the room.
Behold: The Bedup, like its 1980s double-walled counterpart, retracts into the ceiling and its underside can even be turned into a lighting fixture that makes your room brighter and more elegant than ever. just one time. [Bedroom Lighting Techniques].
This way you can have a double bed and space without worrying about an Inspector Clouseau moment when you get trapped between the wall and the bed.
8. Studio Dror Folding Chairs: Save
Usually, when you buy folding chairs to use in your home, the only option you have while you’re not using them is to stack them in the corner or hide them in the closet.
The simple fact of life is that folding chairs are annoying non-flexible items that usually take up more space than they ever help to create seating solutions.
However, at least this was true before the stylish Studio Dror flexible wooden folding chairs. These elegant wooden Chinese delicacies can be unfolded rather than folded, perhaps denoting a new naming choice, and hung on the wall for simple, tasteful décor that looks as if it’s there as part of a kitchen accent. interior design instead of a chair.
9. Kenchikukagu:
Most people have heard of minimalist design, but the Kenchikukagu apartment complex takes it to a whole new level. For around $7500 a piece, you can buy three cabinets, each of which folds down into a bedroom, office space, and kitchen area set.
So you can choose to unfold each cabinet as needed and fold them all down when you want to maximize the amount of space in your home. Even better, the cabinets are on wheels, so you can basically store your kitchen in the coat closet if you want to make room for guests.
10. One Shot Stool: Save
Do you need a folding chair that you can actually store away when you’re not using it? Sounds like you may need the Belgian creation, the one-shot stool.
Unlike its hard, inflexible counterpart that takes up space and announces its bulky presence when not in use, the One-Step Stool spirals into a small package that’s perpendicular and can be tucked into an umbrella for storage until ready. need it again.
In addition to being a great piece of space conversation furniture, the single use stool can easily become your new favorite toy or trick to pull out at parties.
11. Obelisk Chairs:
One of the reasons most people avoid buying folding chairs when they are short on space is because they hate the visual aspect of folding chairs.
Not to mention, while you are conscious of space, metal items are also quite uncomfortable for an extended period of time that you must be seated. For this reason, the designer Janus et Cie created the Obelisco chairs.
Visually appealing and comfortable, when not in use the chairs and table can be stacked in a missile fashion and stored in the corner. It might look weird, but it certainly looks like a purposeful abstract weirdness which, of course, is half the charm.
12. Folding Sofa: Save
There are mattresses that fold into layers to give you a place to rest your head if you’re short on space in your loft, and then there are literally beds that fold into layers, like the Flou foldaway, which is impressive right out of the box.
This elegant bed gives the appearance of a modern bed as the mattress extends from a pile that forms the seat of the sofa to resemble a bed so much that guests in your house will never notice that you
13. Creative Wedge:
Technically, when you go on break, your time is yours to spend how you want, so why not buy an office piece of furniture that also allows you to use it however you want?
The Creative Wedge is made of strong yet comfortable and supportive foam pieces that can be rearranged around the color-coded wedge to allow you to change positions from sitting to lying down, to lying with your feet down or up, to resting with your head down or whatever else you can think of.
Wondering if the designers at Brightside Design had to count their test time as rest time?
14. Electric chair:
No, this clever design doesn’t come straight from a jail cell, but instead is a design where a comfy plush chair can be flipped on its back like a porch swing to reveal a stove and kitchen counter.
Perfect for lofts that lack a kitchen and for those who want to get really comfortable in the kitchen! However, be careful, because what you drop in the corners of the cushion can affect the cleanliness of your kitchen!
15. Case:
Similar to the idea of the modular kitchen, the Casulo is a large bright yellow square that unfolds to reveal all the elements you could need to create a complete bedroom. The box measures the small dimensions of 80cm x 120cm which fit a desk, three stools, a bed, a six-shelf bookcase and a wardrobe.
By the way, the mattress on the bed also fits inside. Designers Marcel Kings and Sebastian Muhlhauser estimate that the bedroom in a box can be built and taken down in ten minutes without the need for tools.
With the Casulo and the Kitchen Modular compactly in the corner, you could easily transform your apartment into a nightclub complete with a bar and dance floor if you wish.
16. Computer Desk Bed: Save
If you like the feeling of leaving the office when you leave work, the computer desk bed may not be for you.
However, for those who are trying to maximize their space or for college students who only have dorm room to work on, the computer desk bed might be ideal.
In desk form, the elegant wooden desk sits firmly against one wall, but at night the desk folds down to allow a hide-away twin bed to roll out.
A word of caution though, this desk may only be for light-hearted people, seriously, as the metal joints may not be enough to support heavier people.
17. The Screen Chair:
Need some temporary chairs in your apartment that won’t take up space when your guests aren’t around? Try the Biombo chair by Daniel Milchtein Peltsverger.
The seat of the chair is built on hinges so when you lift it up and open it, the seat folds down and forms the perfect folding screen, also known as a Biombo.
You can even engrave your own custom design on it, if you want people to believe that the Biombo Screen was really meant to be a chair and not just something you use to block windows due to the lack of curtains.
18. Convertible Table and Chair: Save
Furniture’s Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Transforming Table and Chair Set is actually two metal chairs that can be folded into a shape with a table-like surface and interlock to give you tabletop space surprisingly wide to work with.
So you can use the chairs for extra guests or as a buffet table if you need more space for your serving options. The choice, of course, is always up to you, and an added bonus is that the chairs can be stacked on top of each other while not in use to minimize the space they take up when you don’t need a table or chairs.
19. Lego Lunablocks Furniture:
Apparently, if you have the money, your childhood dreams can come true as you can literally build your furniture out of LunaBlocks, which bear a strong resemblance to Legos.
With a glass top or a good pillow, you can easily create furniture that looks like it’s straight out of Legoland, and the best part is that if you need space, you can simply stack the furniture in the corner, literally.
