storp weber architecture: spinning wardrobe between two kids bedrooms

storp weber architecture: spinning wardrobe between two kids bedrooms

this spinning wardrobe concept follows a 1920 film 'the scarecrow' where all the rooms in this house are in one space and everything has more than one use.

spinning wardrobe

sabine storp and patrick weber of s_w arch have created a spinning wardrobe to divide two kids’ bedrooms.

demonstration of the spinning wardrobe

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the concept follows a 1920 film ‘the scarecrow’, a short comedy with buster keaton and edward f. cline. all the rooms in this house are in one space and everything has more than one use.

‘the scarecrow’ (1920)