Living Box, designed by Vincent van Duysen, takes a typically architectural project such as a building, a stage for concerts and conferences or a monumental space, and reduces it to a smaller scale, transforming it into a domestic object with peculiar characteristics and characterized by new forms of use.
Living Box is a large, low, rectangular storage unit (230, 280, 330, 380 cm) without doors, whose interior and exterior are contrasted through the use of different materials. The exterior is characterized by a wide surface where marble and wood are used to decorate the tabletop, arranged in distinctive geometric patterns. The unit is enclosed within a frame, in iridescent and pewter colors, which appears very thin when viewed from above, but which, when viewed from the front, transforms into a substantial profile that defines the internal module.