This Camper Does Triple Duty as an Office, Lounge and Bedroom
Belgium-based design studio FIVE AM, have designed a small camper they call #dojowheels, that transforms from an office, to a sofa, to a bed.
When describing #dojowheels , the designers mention that it is “a mobile training facility or dojo, which is a perfect reflection of our vision on working (together).”
“It can easily change its setup to offer the user the most practical surrounding. The flat surface acts as a bed, couch and table with storage available underneath,” says FIVE AM.
Via Contemporist
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