Scenario Examples

The 19th-century townhouse in Kensington, London, has a staircase width of only 68cm and is restricted by heritage protection laws, so an elevator cannot be installed. The 3.2-meter leather sofa purchased by the owner Sarah was stuck in the corner of the second floor for 17 days, and she eventually paid £3,200 for breaking the window and lifting it. "This is not a move, it's an archaeological site" - the local Times once used this title to report the problem of furniture moving into old European cities.

Mr. Zhang and his wife's loft apartment has a floor height of 4.8 meters and a usable area of ​​only 35 square meters. The traditional sofa occupies 1/3 of the living room, causing interference between the work area and the leisure area. The two even have to take turns to use the dining table to work. The core requirements of the renovation: "It must be able to lie down and watch movies, and it must be transformed into a studio in seconds, and there must be a playground for the cats."

Ms. Lin and her family had to move from a four-room HDB flat to a three-room apartment due to job transfer, and they were faced with a dilemma about what to do with their old sofa

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The practical area is only 35 square meters. The traditional sofa occupies 1/3 of the living room, which causes interference between the work area and the leisure area. Two people even have to take turns to use the dining table to work. The core requirements of the transformation: "It must be able to lie down and watch movies, and it must be transformed into a studio in seconds, and there must be a playground for the cats."

The Al-Farsi family’s coral stone villa in the old city of Dubai was built in 1920. The narrow spiral staircase (only 68cm wide) and the summer temperature of up to 50℃ caused traditional furniture to face a double challenge: