Apart from my blinds, I saw this interesting bed, especially designed for a compact space.
Oh, I can hear you from here "Ok, it is a bed... nothing special about it, so why do you say it is an interesting bed?"
Well, the bed is not only a bed, it also is a desk. Yes, a desk/bed.
This made me remember the studio flat of a friend of mine when I was a student at university (quite a long time ago!!!), which was a bed that you could hide into the wall during the day, freeing the rare space in the tiny flat. This is where I can see a great improvement of the concept, as this is a bed that is concealed into a recess, but at the same time uncovers a desk without upsetting whatever is on the desk. And this is the important point as I would, personally hate to have to fully tidy up my desk in order to go to bed (don't take me wrong,I am not messy only creative!)
So the display you can see on the desk stays exactly as it is when the bed is pulled down. And there is a version for a double bed as well. This looks to me as an interesting solution when space is rare.
When the space is small, using transparent furniture help to keep a feeling of space as furniture doesn't obstruct the view. To carry on compact space I really liked this glass table and its tinted glass chairs.
I stopped to try this sofa which had attracted my eye to check if it was as comfortable as it was fancy. To my surprise the sofa and other easy chairs on the same style were extremely comfortable, the sort of settee you enjoy sinking in...
This was a very short visit that I enjoyed but had to rush because of the lack of time.
Emmanuelle Lemoine
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