asap/Adam Sokol Architecture Practice has designed an apartment in Beijing, China, that includes 132 folding wood doors that hide a variety of storage areas.
Featured throughout the apartment, the doors hide different design elements such as bookshelves, storage areas, and TVs.
In the bedrooms, the doors help to eliminate clutter, keeping the bedrooms organized and tidy.
When the doors are closed, the headboards are eye-catching and provide a pop of color to the rooms.
In this bedroom, a deep red is used for the headboard, however, hidden within the storage is a back wall covered in orange.
In another room, the floor-to-ceiling doors hide shelving and drawers with a yellow background. The designers of the apartment chose to have the shelving and storage be concealed so that it would allow for a simple space with a serene, museum-like backdrop for artwork.
If you’re interested in seeing more photos of this apartment, we’ve included them below.
