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Industrial designer Nina Tolstrup and her husband, Jack Mama, designed this playful guesthouse just opposite their home in London’s Bethnal Green.
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They’ve stocked it with custom furniture like the blue bench storage rack.
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Products from Tolstrup’s company, Studiomama, such as the 1 x 1 floor lamp and Castaway animals for art company Phillips de Pury outfit the living room.
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Studiomama's Pilot hangers for Trip Trap help organize the closet.
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A lofted sleeping pod offers a bit of privacy and helps maximize space. Beneath it is a zippy yellow bathroom.
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The red chairs were made from castoffs as part of Tolstrup’s Re-Imagine series, and the blue one is a small Pallet chair from Studiomama.
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The pedestrian facade at 2 Voss Street gives little indication of the cheery interior.
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