Studiomama's metamorphic wardrobe combines storage and room divider

Studiomama has designed a metamorphic wardrobe that combines storage with the versatility of a folding room divider. The maple wood structure houses a cedar chest, while a fabric screen supported by a lightweight cedar frame is hinged to the wardrobe frame and can be configured as needed. Suitable for both domestic and work spaces, the next step is developing the divider to protect individual workstations. The studio, founded in London in 2000 by Nina Tolstrup and Jack Mama, combines a sustainability ethic with an experimental and playful approach, working across architecture, interior design, jewelry, and exhibition curation.