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Space Saving Furniture : Kenchikukagu

Designed by Japanese company Atelier OPA, the Kenchikukagu is a series of mobile and folding furniture, that are designed for work, sleep and eating. With highly effective designs like a mobile work station, a mobile bed and a mobile kitchen thrown in, the series allows apartment dwellers to cramp in all the essential furniture necessary for urban living, without compromising on form or functionality. Finally for those of you who are impressed by this piece of folding furniture here are some good news, these pieces are not only the concept designs, they are also available on Amazon Japan for 800,000 yen, about $7436 depending on the rate exchange. – Via – 1 & 2

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2 responses to “Space Saving Furniture : Kenchikukagu” - Add yours!

  1. Settor67 said:
    October 22, 2009

    Everyone in SA is classified by government as either black, white, Indian, coloured or "other". ,

  2. Ron said:
    January 9, 2010

    I want it!!!

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  11. [...] Designed by Japanese company Atelier OPA, the Kenchikukagu is a series of mobile and folding furniture, designed for working, sleeping and eating. With highly effective designs like a mobile work station, a mobile bed and a mobile kitchen thrown in, the series allows apartment dwellers to cramp in all the essential furniture necessary for urban living, without compromising on form or functionality. (Link) [...]