Tiny Feng Shui mobile cube designed for Zen living
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The eight-foot (2.4-meter) cube was commissioned for Feng Shui expert Liu Ming, and includes an office, bed, storage and meditation space
Drawing from the Chinese principles of Yin and Yang, the mobile dwelling was designed to modestly accommodate Ming’s personal activities
The four corner-based wheels allow the loft cube to be repositioned easily around the room to create more space, or to be aligned with the different phases of the moon
The design features a simple staircase that conceals storage drawers and provides access to the upper meditation zone
Translucent roller shades allow each section of the cube to be closed off completely
Simple zen office space
Simple zen office space
The cube can be easily assembled on-site within two days using regular tools
The eight-foot (2.4-meter) cube includes an office, bed, storage and meditation space
The cube can be easily assembled on-site within two days using regular tools
The versatile cube loft features a steel frame, plywood furnishings and houses an office, bed, storage and meditation space
The snug sleeping zone features a single bed and simple shelving for books or other personal belongings
Article Summary
San Francisco architectural firm SpaceFlavor has given tiny living a Feng Shui makeover with its prefabricated mobile cube. The eight-foot (2.4-meter) cube was commissioned for Feng Shui expert Liu Ming, and includes an office, bed, storage and meditation space. Drawing from the Chinese principles of Yin (private and closed) and Yang (public and open), the mobile dwelling was designed to modestly accommodate Ming’s personal activities such as study, meditation and sleep.
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