JP
I’ve seen Home Theater’s in a box, I’ve even seen small houses that came packaged in large boxes, but I’ve never seen all of the furniture for a bedroom packaged in one box before. There is a pair of designers that have done it though.
The box rolls in and measures in at 90×120 centimeters by some unknown third dimension measurement. But its small, that’s the point I am trying to get across, and out of that small package you get a lot.
It takes approximately 7 minutes to unpack and assemble it all, and from the package you get a desk/table, a filing cabinet that fits underneath the desk, a swiveling/height adjustable desk chair, a pair of stools, a bed with mattress, a wardrobe with some drawers, a tall set of shelves, and that’s it. It’s all functional, fashionable, and looks quite nice, I want one. Sadly it’s just in the design stages and might not ever be mass produced, but if they do, I am getting a truck and one of these and leaving this town.
[via geekologie]
4 Responses to “CASULO room in a box”
eric February 25, 2008
sooooo how much does it weigh?
NeutralJames Allan Brady February 25, 2008
I am not entirely sure, but if you watch the video, they do have to use a pallet carrier to move it in
NeutralTy February 25, 2008
That is very functional I would be curious how tall each object is like the stools and stuff as if they are too close to the ground they would (I would assume…) be a pain in the butt to sit on.
NeutralCeiling Fan Light March 12, 2008
These would be very fresh products to the mainstream. It reminds me of my more youthful years when I would of had time I could afford to organizing furniture to become something else. You know, the sleepovers where you built forts out couches, chairs, bookcases and bedsheets that made you take the time to peice it together to become something else. That the first things that comes to mind.
With that in mind, although it would be fresh to mainstream, I think it is neat but very impractical being that you have to manually do it. Who wants to take the time to have to set up and breakdown a furniture set everytime you go in and out of the room.
I think that to put this concept over the top for mainstream the furniture contraptions should be made to be “automatic”. At the push of a button everything would break down and set back back up on its own without having manually do it.
That would be over the top super cool.
Neutral