ON Design Creates the Handy Room with Various Furniture
Jamie Danielle Munro — June 3, 2014 — Art & Design
References: ondesign.co.jp & designboom
The Handy Room is a space in Tokyo no larger than 50 square meters. ON Design has managed to turn this area into a fully functional space that even families can enjoy, although it will be a bit cramped.
The house makes the most of the furniture, as everything has been put in a place that will help provide certain divides for the various functions needed. The front area of the place is left quite open so that the owners can enjoy the view from the floor to ceiling window, with a bricked-off section towards the back for the kid's beds. The dining room table is set in the middle of the room, and more space for bedding has been set towards the back of the abode.
Photo Credits: designboom, ondesign.co.jp
The house makes the most of the furniture, as everything has been put in a place that will help provide certain divides for the various functions needed. The front area of the place is left quite open so that the owners can enjoy the view from the floor to ceiling window, with a bricked-off section towards the back for the kid's beds. The dining room table is set in the middle of the room, and more space for bedding has been set towards the back of the abode.
Photo Credits: designboom, ondesign.co.jp
Trend Themes
1. Space Optimization - The Handy Room demonstrates the potential for maximizing limited space through strategic furniture arrangement.
2. Multi-functional Furniture - The use of furniture that serves multiple purposes allows for increased functionality in small living spaces like the Handy Room.
3. Compact Living - The Handy Room reflects the growing trend of compact living, where people are embracing smaller, more efficient living spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - The interior design industry can explore innovative solutions for space optimization and multi-functional furniture in small living spaces.
2. Furniture Manufacturing - Furniture manufacturers can capitalize on the demand for compact and versatile furniture designs that cater to small living spaces like the Handy Room.
3. Real Estate - Real estate developers can consider the potential of marketing and designing compact living spaces as an alternative to larger, traditional homes.
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