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Some
people walk into unfilled apartments for rent and find it impossible to
envision living in them – others see a blank slate to be filled with creative
possibilities. For those in either camp, this self-contained, twelve-piece
prefabricated room is a great plug-and-play solution.
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The
component parts of the Z Box by Dan Hisel are made large enough to be
few in number, but small enough to carry up winding stairs and slot through
conventional human-scale doorways.
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Once on
site, assembly is relatively simple and low-impact – it can be positioned
wherever you want it within an open-plan layout, creating space within but also
shaping space around it. In addition to color and texture cues, the structure
pulls back at the base to make it feel more like the box is a floating element
within the dwelling, not a permanent built-in object.
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Curtains
pull back to reveal a beautiful wooden bedroom (which would work great as a
study, library or other meditative space, too), while modern wire mesh gives it
a sense of security and autonomy when viewed from the rest of the residence.
There is shelving inside and outside as well as nooks for pets, slots for
shoes, diffused lighting and other elements making the most of each square inch
displaced by the box.
Hoover:
This room can be created anywhere in your homes.
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