Matrjosjka (pronounced Ma-trosh-ka) means grandmother in Russian and is used in popular language to describe the wooden dolls that are placed inside each other. As reflected by the hidden space within the dolls, the [Matroshka] has the potential to revolutionize storage while maximizing quality of living; especially for those in confined dwellings.
In its most packed format it takes up less space than 4 m2 (13 sq. ft) and yet it has room for:
- Book shelf
- Double bed
- Sofa or corner sofa
- Dinner table or sofa table
- Fours stools
- 12 seats all together
- Working place
- Wardrobe
- Cleaning products
- Drawer for small clothes e.g. socks
- Folder storage
+ Matroshka
+ PART I Convertible Spaces
+ PART II Convertible Spaces























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