Description
"The one of valuable aspect of our home is space. To comfortably zone the rooms and save space, we have created an alternative to heavy walls – the visually light Cell Expansion partition. Inspired by Japanese Shoji screens – traditional semi-transparent screens used for centuries in Japanese homes. We developed a technological solution for modern living by assembling carefully selected wooden elements into a solid panel and fixing it in a frame with a concealed sliding system. Cell Expansion is natural ash wood that creates a practical and aesthetically pleasing space around itself.
The Wooden partition Cell Expansion maximizes space and frees it from excess. It is a conscious use of space, a feeling of flow and continuity thanks to the free penetration of light and air through the replicas. The Cell Expansion establishes a connection between spaces while preserving the privacy of its sections. The unique play of light on the walls and floor – a pattern left by Cell Expansion cannot leave connoisseurs of exquisite fantasy furniture indifferent.
Maximum space, minimum walls – Cell Expansion seamlessly integrates into your home, zoning even small spaces and creating a comfortable atmosphere for living and contemplation.
The design of the wooden partition Cell Expansion was co-designed with architects and interior designers DK Architects by Dmitry Kurganov and Marina Rybak.
Specification
Material: natural ash wood
Finish: Lacquer
Staining: Custom
Dimensions: Custom dimensions and mounting
OPERATING REQUIREMENTS
- The room should have been prepared before installing carpentry of solid wood. No repair works (plastering, screeding, strainer works, etc.) are allowable as the humidity level must be within 40-60%. Both excessive dryness and humidity are equally harmful for products from wood.
- Room temperature should be within 15 to 30 degrees. Otherwise, inhomogeneous drying of wooden parts will result in their deformation. During storage use the carpentry should be protected from mechanical damage, moisture, corrosive materials, direct sunlight, fire, as well as sudden changes in temperature and humidity.
- Abrupt changes in temperature and humidity (no more than 5% per hour) are not permissible.
Description
"The one of valuable aspect of our home is space. To comfortably zone the rooms and save space, we have created an alternative to heavy walls – the visually light Cell Expansion partition. Inspired by Japanese Shoji screens – traditional semi-transparent screens used for centuries in Japanese homes. We developed a technological solution for modern living by assembling carefully selected wooden elements into a solid panel and fixing it in a frame with a concealed sliding system. Cell Expansion is natural ash wood that creates a practical and aesthetically pleasing space around itself.
The Wooden partition Cell Expansion maximizes space and frees it from excess. It is a conscious use of space, a feeling of flow and continuity thanks to the free penetration of light and air through the replicas. The Cell Expansion establishes a connection between spaces while preserving the privacy of its sections. The unique play of light on the walls and floor – a pattern left by Cell Expansion cannot leave connoisseurs of exquisite fantasy furniture indifferent.
Maximum space, minimum walls – Cell Expansion seamlessly integrates into your home, zoning even small spaces and creating a comfortable atmosphere for living and contemplation.
The design of the wooden partition Cell Expansion was co-designed with architects and interior designers DK Architects by Dmitry Kurganov and Marina Rybak.
Specification
Material: natural ash wood
Finish: Lacquer
Staining: Custom
Dimensions: Custom dimensions and mounting
OPERATING REQUIREMENTS
- The room should have been prepared before installing carpentry of solid wood. No repair works (plastering, screeding, strainer works, etc.) are allowable as the humidity level must be within 40-60%. Both excessive dryness and humidity are equally harmful for products from wood.
- Room temperature should be within 15 to 30 degrees. Otherwise, inhomogeneous drying of wooden parts will result in their deformation. During storage use the carpentry should be protected from mechanical damage, moisture, corrosive materials, direct sunlight, fire, as well as sudden changes in temperature and humidity.
- Abrupt changes in temperature and humidity (no more than 5% per hour) are not permissible.
