This Cozy One-Bedroom Cabin Features Foldable Storage Solutions
David Ingram — October 26, 2015 — Art & Design
This comfortable one-bedroom cabin makes the most of its limited space. Measuring in at a minimal 480 square feet, the interior of the 'Cocoon Cabin' features a kitchen, living room, dining area, bathroom and one private bedroom that doubles as an office space.
The multi-purpose living space also features several hidden storage areas, and all of the appliances and furniture can also be folded into the walls, floor or ceiling depending on the user's preferences. A multitude of different finishes for the interior can be customized in this made-to-order cabin, and it can also be outfitted with sustainable additions including both solar panels and a roof garden.
Finally, large floor-to-ceiling windows help to filter in natural light and provide a spectacular view of the surrounding area.
The multi-purpose living space also features several hidden storage areas, and all of the appliances and furniture can also be folded into the walls, floor or ceiling depending on the user's preferences. A multitude of different finishes for the interior can be customized in this made-to-order cabin, and it can also be outfitted with sustainable additions including both solar panels and a roof garden.
Finally, large floor-to-ceiling windows help to filter in natural light and provide a spectacular view of the surrounding area.
Trend Themes
1. Compact Living - Expanding on the concept of tiny homes, there is an opportunity to disrupt the housing industry by creating innovative, foldable storage solutions and multi-purpose living spaces.
2. Customizable Cabins - Allowing consumers to personalize their living spaces by offering a multitude of interior finishes and sustainable additions creates the potential for disruptive innovation in the cabin industry.
3. Sustainable Architecture - Integrating solar panels and roof gardens into compact living spaces not only promotes sustainability but also opens up opportunities for disruptive innovation in the architecture and construction industry.
Industry Implications
1. Housing - Developing foldable storage solutions and multi-purpose living spaces can disrupt the traditional housing industry by offering compact and customizable living options.
2. Interior Design - Creating a wide range of customizable finishes for cabin interiors can disrupt the interior design industry by providing unique and personalized design options for customers.
3. Architecture and Construction - Integrating sustainable features into compact living spaces presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the architecture and construction industry, encouraging the adoption of eco-friendly practices.
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