Designed by\u00a0Antonio Scarponi<\/strong> of Conceptual Devices<\/strong> in collaboration with visual artist\u00a0Roberto De Luca<\/strong>,\u00a0Hotello<\/strong><\/em> is a portable room concept created\u00a0with the aim of making use of abandoned spaces consisting of warehouses, \u00a0factories and military barracks. The 4 sq. metre (43 sq. feet) space is made from a metal framework and sound-absorbing curtains and included all the amenities in a room like a bed,\u00a0desk, lamp, stool, shelf, and locker.\u00a0The entire kit packs away neatly into a roller trunk along with a collection of elbow lamps and flat-pack puzzle pieces that can be used to construct furnishings with which to turn the space into a basic hotel room. The most interesting part about Hotello is the fact that the flat pack pieces can be used to build a number of configurations, such as a double bed, a desk, a table or a chair, so it makes up for its translucent lack of privacy with a degree of versatility.\u00a0The concept was presented\u00a0at the\u00a0Fuorisalone<\/a>\u00a02013 as part of Milan Design Week.<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n