The Nook room divers are flatpacked, making them easy to store. The collection of desk and room dividers are made from repurposed cardboard shipping containers to encourage sustainability and upcycling within the home and furniture industry,
Patrycja Gorzela's privacy partition design came out of a competition held by Just Booth and the Academy of Fine Arts. The designer created two Nook sizes and aimed to help alleviate distractions at work. Gorzela conceptualized the collection as a means to help workers retain quiet concentration time during the busy workday. Users can place the smaller sizes on desks to create a small working zone, while the large divers separate the room into private working zones designated for quiet time.
Image Credit: Patrycja Gorzela
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Flatpack Furniture
- Repurposed shipping containers as furniture encourage sustainability and upcycling.
- Privacy Partitions
- Designs that create working zones to retain quiet concentration during busy workdays.
- Eco-friendly Design
- Using recycled materials for home and furniture encourages sustainability and upcycling.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture
- Innovative designers have an opportunity to create flatpacked furniture using recycled materials.
- Office Supplies
- Companies can explore creating eco-friendly, easy-to-store privacy partitions for office use to increase productivity.
- Sustainability
- Eco-friendly and upcycling designs will become more popular in the home and furniture industries and offer opportunities for innovation.
