works from 'the inhabitable space' exhibition, valencia, spain

at the end of september, the annual ‘habitat valencia’, a five day long show of design products and manufacturers was held in valencia, spain. during this year’s event, the exhibition ‘the inhabitable space’ took place, featuring work by a group of young, spanish designers including cristina toledo, guillem ferran, luis eslava and paco caballer. the pieces which were on show questioned how we utilize and create personal space, presenting some tangible solutions for those living in tight spaces.

‘distendido’ by guillem ferran functions both as a chair and a drying rack for wet laundry

‘punished, to the corner!’ by cristina toledo is a small storage space that can be mounted in any corner of your room how to store objects in ‘punished, to the corner!’ by cristina toledo

what ‘punished, to the corner!’ by cristina toledo looks like when it is closed

‘mi luz, mi espacio – my light, my space’ by paco caballer

this piggy bank shaped watering can by luis eslava reminds us of how precious water is as a natural resource