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New York City apartments are TINY. Architect Michael Chen knows this better than anyone. Michael has been breaking boundaries and designing functional, space-saving pieces for overly-cramped homes since early 2006.
His masterpiece Partywall has all the functions of a domestic bar but takes up only half the space.
The two main liquor cabinets, which have one door that flips to either side, are a clean, bright white Corian on the inside, while the outside sports a sleek, Walnut finish, lit from behind by LED lights to give the illusion it is suspended in the air.
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The glassware cabinet opens smoothly to reveal two shelves, a mixing station, and a beer tap, while a pullout table slides easily into place to create a dining space with stools.
After you’re done wining and dining, the entire fixture glides back into place as if it were never there, and you’re free to use the new space for whatever you need.
For more info visit the website of Michael K Chen.
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