B-and-Bee have designed sleeping cells that resemble the shape of honeycombs.
The modular campers are intended to be a solution for those who don't like sleeping in tents, making them perfect for music festivals and the like. Co-inventor Barbara Vanthorre explains, "We thought, why not stack a honeycomb, not for bees, but for festival goers to offer a very comfortable, cozy alternative for the overbooked and overpriced hotels during festival times?"
The larch wood-clad cell, which contains a king-size bed, can transform into a lounge seat during the day. For convenience, your camping gear and other personal items can be safely kept in the storage space underneath. The space-efficient cells are stacked one atop the other to form up to a four foot-high diagonal form, housing 50 campers over a mere 100 square meters of ground. Lockers, lights and power are also included.
Modular Honeycomb Campers
These Stackable Sleeping Cells are Perfect for Festivals
Trend Themes
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