House of Furniture Parts May 3
Multi Function Flat Pack

The House of Furniture Parts by Studio Makkink & Bey was a shown at the Droog exhibition in Milan this year.
Made of CNC cut plywood, the shed-sized house functions as a space within a space. Furniture parts pop out of the walls. Stools, tables and benches can be created by using the patterns set into the walls of the structure, so it is an ever-changing space designed to suit individual needs. It can be packed flat and set up within large interiors of offices, studios and lofts for private workspaces.
A development of the studio’s Stairhouse in Droog’s newly opened New York store. “It is a system that starts from the designer but grows into the culture where it is locally produced, and therefore, it makes me very curious how it will look in five years,” says Jurgen Bey.

An interesting idea where the negative space is used along with the positive. I can see how this would work really well on a smaller scale such as a children’s cubby house or as a pop-up bar for an event such as a concert or festival.
Via Sabine at Moco Loco









