You know I love Ikea. There's something about the usability and efficiency of space (as well as the fashion sense, balanced with our image of utopia). And I'm continually delighted by the space-saving designs featured on Apartment Therapy.
So all this is taken up a couple notches, two-fold:
* Gary Chang's 344 square foot Hong Kong apartment: Wow. Not only a utilization of design to expand and diversify space, but also an embrace of tracks and reflective surfaces.
* Window Farms' quest to design hydroponic gardens efficiently mounted along small urban windows:
How much more can we do with and within small? And how can we redefine small?
Monday, April 26, 2010
Small that's big
Labels:
apartment therapy,
efficiency,
Gary Chang,
Ikea,
small,
space,
window farms
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Someone we know is going to incorporate the Hong Kong apt. in his den.
ReplyDeleteVery cool - thanks for sharing.
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