Lots of good furniture fits even a small space | Robotized furniture in Harlem

Lots of good furniture fits even a small space | Robotized furniture in Harlem

When thinking of New York, the first things that come to mind about Harlem are perhaps not the unique architectural solutions, but it’s no longer just Manhattan and Brooklyn that have surprises in store for design lovers. The apartments in this building, designed and built by the Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), are a perfect example of what it is like to fit a lot of furniture into a small space.

The building, called The Smile, features lofts, two-bedroom apartments and homes designed to make the most of all the available space. The latter is possible because it is the first building in the city to use the solution from Bumblebee Spaces. Bumblebee’s modular furniture system is designed to change a room’s function, by utilizing cubic space rather than relying solely on square footage. You don’t need to move furniture to reach this, of course, as you can operate the robotized equipment with an app or voice control.

Source: Wallpaper

more to read
Anna Amélie debuted with the new HOME ceramic collection
ceramics

Anna Amélie debuted with the new HOME ceramic collection

The designer of Anna Amélie, Anna Oláh’s new HOME ceramic collection debuted at the S/ALON BUDAPEST Interior Design Fair in September. Anna again proves that her work is diverse: primarily after designing accessories and bags, she dazzled the fans of her characteristic lines with her own clothing collection—
Swiss cosmetics company’s identity by studio NUR
branding

Swiss cosmetics company’s identity by studio NUR

Through the latest project of the Budapest-based graphic design studio founded by Eszter Laki, we can get to know the identity of the Swiss cosmetic company FEHH. Let’s dive into a visual identity born in the spirit of sustainability, health and aesthetics. Studio NUR’s designs are characterized by
Unprecedented cooperation between the V4 and Egypt
business

Unprecedented cooperation between the V4 and Egypt

Budapest hosted a V4-Egypt foreign ministers’ summit. At first glance, the increased interest and expansion of Central Europe in the North African country may seem interesting, but looking at the economic dimension, the relationship is very fruitful. The Visegrad Four’s export activity to Egypt was close to $1.4