Create a design that narrow room into a multifunctional room is the concept of this posting. This is the story of the Ruiz-Maasburg Penthouse in Madrid, designed by Héctor Ruiz-Velázquez. Forced to convert the attic is only 60m2 and 50m2 on the patio / terrace to the zone lifestyle, practical and modern, the architects took advantage of every available square centimeter of space and optimized it. Using forced perspective, good lighting system and white paintings, these apartments are turned into dynamic bed with an unusual angle. Here is more information: “A dynamic axis that emerged from the entrance hall on both sides of the leaf static diagonal tortuous three-dimensional. The entry or hallway seems to defy gravity and logic and thus unpredictable changes in accordance with the user’s perception of space and movement through them. Therefore, creating the space really well in static and dynamic surroundings. “Freshome respect this idea is very original and look forward to more homes that appear to challenge the logic of our senses as we know it. More

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