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Susaloon apartment by Elii Architects maximizes space with foldout furniture

Monika ThakurBy Monika ThakurUpdated:April 29, 2019No Comments2 Mins Read
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Designed by Madrid-based studio Elii Architects, the Susaloon apartment in Madrid proves how smallest of rooms can be maximized to meet everyday needs of inhabitants. This 23.5-square meter living space is renovated for a client named Susana, who also inspired title of the project. The tiny city-center apartment consists of a range of foldout furnishings to maximize space and keep the area clutter free.

The foldout furniture including workspace, dining table, bed, ironing board and storage space; all these are integrated efficiently into walls of the apartment. When the furnishings are folded away, the space can be utilized by the owner to practice shiatsu every morning. According to everyday needs and activities of the inhabitant, the furniture embedded within walls can be easily stretched out.

These furnishings are made out of timber and fabric panels in shape of translucent panels, which look like a huge theater box and diffuse light throughout the house. But on unfolding these timber screens, the owner gets comfortable routine furniture without much hassle. This tiny apartment proves how small housing is more than enough for a resident when designed in a planned manner.

Madrid apartment by Elii Architects
Its design is influenced by black theater box
Madrid apartment by Elii Architects
Due to fabric panels, light can be diffused throughout the house
Madrid apartment by Elii Architects
Foldout furniture integrated into the walls
Madrid apartment by Elii Architects
Axonometric drawing showing how apartment space can be utilized

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