Modern Italian furniture maker Domodinamica has designed the Calla chair with arms that can be manipulated to fit your size, style and comfort criteria at home. It’s an urban must-have for small spaces with extendable armrests that give the chair its funky flair.

The Calla chair features polyurethane wrapped around a durable iron frame, and comes clad in your choice of stylish leather or fabric. At the base of the chair, a sleek, high-polish aluminum-alloy base finishes off this elegant look.

Calla measures 104.5 cm high by 85 cm deep, and ranges in width from 98 cm in the closed position up to 145 cm wide with arms fully extended. Learn more about this modern Italian chair design by visiting Domodinamica.

At 31.5”W x 31.5”D x 29.5”H, the Pop 40 is comfortable and functional—and it swivels. We simply have to admit, there is nothing quite like a swivel chair. It’s the perfect chair for people with small spaces and for those with great rooms; it’s also the perfect chair for indecisive people and for people with a penchant for rearranging furniture.

The metal frame features a rotating base (the locus of the swivel) on four legs from which the chair itself seems to rise in a subtle undulation—it reminds me of a calla lily. The top of Pop 40 rises to hug the head, therefore keeping the neck in good alignment. Since Pop 40 can be upholstered in leather, Alcantara, or premium fabrics, it can go from office to living room, satisfying everyone. Alcantara, by the way, is the original composite fabric invented by the Japanese scientist Miyoshi Okamoto in the 1970s (not to be confused with the regular ultrasuede). As I see it, the Pop 40 might be the new Director’s Chair—the high back lending an air of authority. IKER claims that design “comments on cultural events” . I think the Pop 40 is commenting on the dearth of good films nowadays, waiting to be inhabited by the next great mind.

Hanging Beds expand the idea of Hammocks on a larger scale which gives you more space to stretch, relax and you can also share it. Hanging Beds suspend from the ceiling which gives them two great advantages – they are space saving and cleaning under beds becomes a non-issue. The whole bed can be raised into the ceiling leaving the room empty. This is a great feature for those who live in small spaces and need to have multi-functional rooms. The hanging bed concept can also be applied to outdoor spaces like the veranda where some people who live in very hot climates might choose to sleep for comfort. Getting your own hanging bed is a swinging idea!

Rotor House is a project designed by the designer Luigi Colani. He has created a space-saving house with a six square meter cylinder inside that contains a bedroom, kitchen and bathroom. The cylinder rotates left or right bringing the room you want into view of the main living room. There’s a separate toilet and a small hallway, and everything is controlled with a remote.

The house was designed for young professionals who need minimal space while they focus on career. The design is futuristic, the colors he proposes are exquisite and the large windows allow the house to get filled with natural light.

The Foldable Greenhouse is a project designed by Daniel Schipper. It is a light-weight, flexible, modular greenhouse, made of recyclable plastics, especially suitable for small spaces like city houses, balconies, roof terraces or town gardens.

The folding greenhouse is a frameless folding construction made of different components of recyclable plastic which can be folded flat or expand when required.