Koichi Suzuno and Alicja Strzyzynska of Torafu
Architects have designed a very original, functional and versatile piece
of furniture: it’s a children’s seat that splits in half to reveal a doll house
inside. The painted white beech plywood chair splits vertically and
hinges open to reveal a small space on each side. The chair’s slanted
arms become roof gables, while the divided hollow seat provides four
ledges for placing tiny furniture. When split apart down the middle, the
chair
reveals the shape of a house with a red gable roof. Kids can play with
their toys and stow them away with other small objects by shutting the
chair closed once playtime is over. I’m sure that your kids will be
happy and you’ll save a lot of space!
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