French Designers Create A Tiny Bathroom In A Box
Bathroom design company Line Art, has created La Cabine for French company, La Fonction.
La Cabine is an ultracompact bathroom hidden within a solid oak cabinet. The designer’s mention: “When closed, it resembles a wardrobe with all of the serenity of solid wood. When open, it presents a bathroom that is reminiscent of a boat’s cabin.”
Via Contemporist
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