Study, sleep, store

Godrej i-space, a modular furniture unit jointly designed by Stanford University, USA and Godrej and Boyce Manufacturing Company Limited, gives children their own independent space to study, sleep and store, notes a communiqué from Godrej and Boyce Manufacturing Company Limited. Launched at Cross­roads in Bombay in November 2001, the unit is compact enough to fit into a corner of a room in the smallest of modern flats, yet provides work surface, space for a PC and key­board pull-out tray, shelves, a storage area for clothes and a comfortable bunk bed. With his/her personalized space, the child is encouraged to be organized and innovative.

Godrej’s brightly-hued modular unit for children

I-space’s modular nature ensures that it can be sepa­rated and reconfigured to suit changing needs. Made of metal, plastic and fabric, with rounded contours that con­form to international standards of safety, the unit is available in three models — the brightly colored ‘Junior,’ the more subtly hued ‘Senior’ and the ‘Twin Bed System’ for families with two children. Godrej i-space is the latest addition to the Godrej Home Furniture range, note company sources.