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Magical Transformatron Boxes from Space!
This project right here is called “Boxetti.” It’s a series of box-like forms that transform into everything you could ever want in a single piece of furniture. There are five different boxes you can choose from, or if you’re totally into this, choose them all: bedroom, sofa, office, television, and kitchen. I would NOT mind having any one of these in my giant beachside penthouse.
Boxetti_Private is the bedroom model: it folds down into a double bed, a nightstand, and a wardrobe. The bed is lifted automatically by remote control, and has ambience lighting as well as a spotlight. The wardrobe is made up of six sections for all your bedroom thangs needs.
Boxetti_Lounge is the sofa: it can act as a couch with the two coffee tables pulled out, or it can be a giant table. With both options, several surfaces can be folded out from the sides for more workspace.
Boxetti_Practice is the office: Manual foldaway desk top with drawers, bookshelves, chill-niche for a nice sit, and optional finishing with leather or other fabrics.
Boxetti_Thrill is the tv: it’s a full entertainment center of course, with gigantic fold-out hi-fi speakers. An automatic HAFELE lift system brings the TV up, the TV is flat and 46″, High Standart 7.1ch Reciever and basic BluRay player. Also enclosed storage space for 8tracks and VHS — OR DVDs of course.*
*The Thrill does not have 8track or VHS capability.
Boxetti_Lunch is the kitchen: island unit from heaven has a sink, tap, infinite drawers, oak tree cutting board, built-in LED spotlight, two bar seats, space for built-in fridge, and a nice shiny exterior.
And you know what the best part is?
The demo picture has The Fifth Element playing on the TV.
BEST!
Designer: Rolands Landsbergs
24 Comments »
mf says
I love it!
brack says
I hope this doens’t offend any of you designers out there, but the first thing I thought of was “ikea in 50″.
brack says
…but it has very well thought out spaces. The white is a distraction for me, does it come in other colors? I would also worry about durability. If one piece breaks, are they easy to replace or do you have to replace the whole module?
Koneck says
Super. I wonder if the bed and sofa are soft.
AlienzExist says
Good ol’ designery white and orange(Zzzz) Nice execution though.
zippyflounder says
great stuff!
Victor Assis says
It’s cool… But I don’t see it being assembled and disassembled evey time it’s going to be used, or even every day for that matter. It would be a pain to get home, tired from work, and have to go through all furniture, adjusting all of it before I could sit back and relax.
If it was all automatic when, let say, you pressed a button, then it would be pretty damn cool.
kps9727 says
Very impressive. I forsee a strong market with single men. My wife would never approve these in our house.
Canterburry says
Agreed. Women love round shapes.
cgouache says
Very nice work.
Mr.Adel says
Nice work
Tuakko says
This must be the revenge of Joe Colombo´s Total Furnishing Unit. I guess too much integration just leads to shorter product lifespan and everything will be discarded at once when one feature becomes technically old-fashioned or some parts get worn out. In small apartments there would be some demand for this but I don´t see this doing any good in a huge loft.
woont says
I really like Boxetti – nice work. Clever combination of space saving furniture and perfect design. My favorite is Boxetti Practice – http://blog.woont.com/featured-posts/boxetti-prac...
woont says
I really like Boxetti – nice work. Clever combination of space saving furniture and perfect design. My favorite is Boxetti Practice – http://blog.woont.com/featured-posts/boxetti-prac...
Grey says
I think this is amazing, carrying the coffee table on a daily bases must get tedious. Though very awesome still.
Grey says
I think this is amazing, carrying the coffee table on a daily bases must get tedious. Though very awesome still.
peter says
where can one buy boxetti?
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