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Hide to organise: the new flexible furnishings by Scavolini

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The Italian company presented the innovative BoxLife project in collaboration with the Rainlight design studio and its creative director Yorgo Lykouria.

Today more than ever, the home is a dynamic place, which must adapt with flexibility to different uses and people' changing habits. Especially in recent times, thinking of our homes as fluid interiors has become a necessity. "The house has always been the set that we prepare around us, the stage where we organise the scenery in which we recite our existence. (...) Transformability is the criterion that allows you to control the places you build in the best possible way: me as an architect and everyone as a resident of a domestic space," explains architect Michele De Lucchi – former director of Domus – in a recent interview.

To meet this need, Scavolini, in collaboration with the Rainlight design studio and its creative director Yorgo Lykouria, presents BoxLife, a modular furniture system that conceals the different domestic functions to guarantee maximum flexibility in the organisation of spaces. Designed for both large lofts and small studio flats, BoxLife offers various linear, corner or gulf solutions that allow a room to be transformed thanks to its elegant panelling. Scavolini encloses infinite functions in a single project.

BoxLife furnishing programme by Scavolini, design Rainlight Studio. In this wide configuration of Boxi kitchen and living room, the elegant panels in decorative Oak skilfully hide the working areas. The doors of the base and wall units are in Light Grey matt lacquered, combined with the glossy Arabesque stoneware of the central island and the back panels of the composition. The environment is completed by steel shelves and the living room top in glossy Light Grey glass

BoxLife furnishing programme by Scavolini, design Rainlight Studio. In this penthouse, a central block separates the living area from the sleeping area, making the space highly functional. The bed, when necessary, reveals itself thanks to a comfortable manual opening. From a stylistic point of view, the structure is in Cori leather effect while the doors of the panels are veneered Oak

BoxLife furnishing programme by Scavolini, design Rainlight Studio. An accommodation on two floors with structure in decorative Cori leather effect. The living area features the Carattere kitchen in Bianco Prestige matt lacquered finish. Maximum functionality is guaranteed by the extractable Friendly table and foldable telescopic leg. The sleeping area is equipped with wardrobe cabinets with sliding doors in Bianco Prestige matt lacquered finish and internal accessories in Metal Grey finish

BoxLife furnishing programme by Scavolini, design Rainlight Studio. In this small flat the concept of hiding is perfectly represented in order to organize the space in the best way, distinguishing the living area from the sleeping area. The finishes of the two rooms are coordinated with structures in Walnut Garden and external doors in Granada and Delhi Clay. The Boxi kitchen has doors, tops and backs in Fenix® Red Jaipur. The composition is completed by handle profiles and plinths in Bronze finish

BoxLife furnishing programme by Scavolini, design Rainlight Studio. In this proposal it fits a modern loft in which the living and sleeping areas are enclosed, maintaining a high aesthetic and functional level in every detail. An elegant play of finishes between exterior and interior: the doors of the panelling are in Oxide Steel decorative; the doors of the wall units dress the walnut garden decorative while the doors of the base units are in Iron Grey matt lacquered. The Boxi kitchen is characterised by the handle profile in matt black finish. The room is completed by the "Fluida" wall system chosen as partition wall and equipped with a revolving TV panel with Iron Grey decorative structure and decorative Walnut Garden doors

BoxLife furnishing programme by Scavolini, design Rainlight Studio. In this proposal it fits a modern loft in which the living and sleeping areas are enclosed, maintaining a high aesthetic and functional level in every detail. The bed, when necessary, reveals itself thanks to a comfortable opening. From a stylistic point of view, the structure and doors of the panelling are in decorative Walnut Garden, while the open compartments are in decorative Iron Grey

BoxLife furnishing programme by Scavolini, design Rainlight Studio. In this proposal it fits a modern loft in which the living and sleeping areas are enclosed, maintaining a high aesthetic and functional level in every detail. The bed, when necessary, reveals itself thanks to a comfortable opening. From a stylistic point of view, the structure and doors of the panelling are in decorative Walnut Garden, while the open compartments are in decorative Iron Grey

The Made in Italy company offers foldaway, packaged, sliding or drop-down opening systems: from wardrobes with foldaway doors (single or double) in the kitchen – which can contain up to four appliances, an additional sliding worktop, as well as numerous shelves and storage drawers – to sliding systems for the living area, and also the laundry area. For the sleeping area, various types of beds are available – double, single and bunk beds – and two opening modes – manual and motorised. The furniture is also equipped with lighting systems inside the wardrobes, and a series of wardrobe accessories.

The handles and holds of BoxLife ensure uniformity and stylistic continuity: the opening of the external panels is made possible by recessed handles, while that of the interior furnishing elements by a handle profile on the head of the door.

In this penthouse, a central block separates the living area from the sleeping area, making the space highly functional. The bed, when necessary, is revealed thanks to a comfortable manual opening. From a stylistic point of view, the structure is in Cori leather effect while the doors of the panels are veneered Oak

"BoxLife is designed to meet a variety of needs; a precise requirement of today's modern living spaces that require limitless adaptability from their most demanding inhabitants. BoxLife allows the same space to be used simultaneously for a variety of purposes. A place to cook, work, sleep, do laundry and store one's own wardrobe, a haven to relax; it facilitates the harmonious coexistence of each 'component' with the others," says designer Yorgo Lykouria of Rainlight Studio.

With a strong focus on the contract world, BoxLife responds both to the demand for custom-made spaces and to the increasingly widespread need of designers to find standardised solutions to meet current lifestyles.

Product:: BoxLife
Typology:: home furnishing system
Designer:: Yorgo Lykouria, Rainlight Studio
Company:: Scavolini
Website:: www.scavolini.com