'Shelf Made' by Lies Van Kerckhove Hides Chairs, Extra Tables
Jessica Marcel — January 31, 2010 — Art & Design
References: blogs.myspace & designspotter
Even without doing anything super special, the Shelf Made unit by Lies Van Kerckhove looks pretty sleek. But behind that modern facade lies an even cooler secret: the Shelf Made holds two chairs and two side tables within its design.
The extra furniture can be pulled out from Shelf Made and used when needed, then conveniently stored later. The walls where the furniture comes out of are doubled so that the Shelf Made doesn’t become less functional when you’re using the furniture.
The extra furniture can be pulled out from Shelf Made and used when needed, then conveniently stored later. The walls where the furniture comes out of are doubled so that the Shelf Made doesn’t become less functional when you’re using the furniture.
Trend Themes
1. Hidden Furniture - The trend of hidden furniture offers opportunities for creating innovative, space-saving designs.
2. Multifunctional Shelving - The rise of multifunctional shelving units opens up possibilities for combining storage with additional functionality.
3. Space Optimization - The focus on space optimization drives the development of innovative storage solutions that maximize efficiency.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - The furniture design industry can explore disruptive innovations by integrating hidden functionality into their products.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can leverage multifunctional shelving units to create versatile and space-saving living or working environments.
3. Home Organization - The home organization industry can tap into the demand for space optimization by offering innovative shelving solutions that maximize storage capabilities.
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