La Capsule by House Couturier
House Couturier is specialised in led wallpapers, fabrics, lighting, curtains and blinds, bespoke printing on walls and handmade soft furnishings. Closed, the desk pictured above is a 1.7 meter tall corner capsule. Opened, it is a capacious office with a circular computer table. With space to store CDs, equipment, stationery and files, the capsule can be electrified to add interior lighting, and built with convex shelving.
December 18, 2006 - Furniture
Author: Shan Tara
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August 1st, 2007 at 5:59 pm
[...] If all of our stuff was designed so that it served multiple purposes or folded up into less space, we could live in smaller spaces and use fewer resources. And, as our Greening Your Work pointed out, telecommuting saves a lot of carbon. Thats why we love things like La Capsule. If you work at home and do not have a separate room you are often forced to look at your work stuff when your work day is over. With La Capsule, when closed one sees only an atractive painted cylinder in the corner of your room; when open it is a useful office with storage, a computer table and shelving. Designed by ::House Couturier in London, although we could not find this on their site, and judging by their other stuff, green materials are not a priority. via ::Cube Me [...]
February 15th, 2010 at 5:05 am
What is your opinion? Personally, I dislike the stereotype that women dont know as much about scratching, records, and beatmatching as guys do, since it is a male ego driven field. I think that female DJs can be just as good and even better than men at djing. What do you think?