DAS Interior Salon 2023: a living room that turns into a bedroom
At Moldexpo, 2 to 5 November 2023, our stand no. 12 was a living room with a bed hidden in the wall.
From 2 to 5 November 2023 we took part in DAS Interior Salon at Moldexpo, on stand no. 12.
By day
We set the stand up as an ordinary living room: a grey sofa with yellow cushions, a white coffee table on castors, a TV on a mobile stand and a few stools. Behind the sofa there was only a large glossy panel between two white columns with lit shelves.
That panel is the bed.
By night
The bed comes down straight over the sofa; the cushions can stay where they are. Where the panel was, you now see a soft headboard of vertical grey panels with a strip of light above it. The shelves in the columns stay within reach, like bedside tables.
In front of the bed we placed a white extending table and a bench, to show that the same room can host a dinner and still have a bed for someone who stays over.
What else we brought
Next to the coffee table stood a yellow CUBE 5 in 1: a 52 × 52 × 48 cm ottoman that opens into five stools.
Three weeks later, on 23 November, we went to the Export Moldova meeting to look for partners who could help us reach customers in other countries.
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