Modular room

To save space, libraries employ a rolling stack system that allows access to only one or a few aisles needed at one time. How about the same in homes or offices?

OmniRoom uses technological innovations and the benefits of modular architecture to offer a solution for building comfortable and reshapable offices. Choose from 100 ready-to-use "Rooms" (workstations, soundproof pods, meeting rooms, lounge areas) or shape tailor-made constructions. The system of 13 prefabricated modules offers limitless arrangement options. You can create many constructions of different shapes from the same modules ensuring the system always fits the current needs.

For getting things done: a static, serious and refined work space is shared by the siblings. For everything else: there is a playful flexibility to be found in movable modules, hanging hammocks, cozy nooks and hidden ladders. Designed by Ruetemple for a family in Moscow, Russia, this children-centric interior balances the need for serious engagement with studies

Partition design

Blå Station has added "twice as much BOB" with BOB 52, a new wider unit for its modular sofa by Thomas Bernstrand and Stefan Borselius.

Cutwork and Bouygues Immobilier reimagine smaller, Japanese-inspired spaces, PolyRoom, offering affordable living + a socially connected life.

https://vimeo.com/369786134 Bauhaus style is one of the most widely received and highly versatile modes of furniture design in circulation today. People around the world take such a liking to Bauhaus because not only is it visually striking, but its mutability instills a feeling of accommodation within consumers. Functionality is what brings this highly individualistic design