A multi-functional modern apartment that captures the eye with playful color accents and whimsical shapes is the latest project by design practice No Architects. Located in Prague, this dwelling was made for a family with small children. This is where the flexibility of space pays off. No Architects changed the layout of the apartment in order to create rooms that can support various activities. For instance, one room in the multi-functional modern apartment can act as a study, a playroom, and a guestroom. No Architects also added sliding doors to the space in order to ensure privacy, if necessary. Even the sofa openly accommodates different activities—the double-sided navy sofa has "build-in storage and display cabinets." One side looks over the television while the other faces the sizable windows that show the Prague scenery.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Multi-functional Spaces
- The creation of multi-functional spaces that can accommodate different activities can disrupt the architecture and interior design industries.
- Whimsical Shapes and Colour Accents
- The use of playful colour accents and whimsical shapes in modern apartment design can disrupt the traditional design industry.
- Flexible Layouts
- Designing flexible layouts that can adapt to various activities can disrupt the real estate and property management industries.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture and Interior Design
- The architecture and interior design industries can benefit from exploring the concept of multi-functional spaces and the use of playful colour accents and whimsical shapes.
- Design
- Designers can innovate by creating homes with flexible layouts and furniture that serves multiple functions.
- Real Estate and Property Management
- The real estate and property management industries can consider the benefits of creating apartments with multi-functional spaces that can adapt to various needs.
