Swedish designer Christoffer Jansson created a virtual apartment and pretended to live in it as he renovated as part of a social experiment he exhibited at this year’s Stockholm Furniture Fair.
Over a series of 12 rendered images shared on Instagram, the Uncanny Spaces project saw Jansson spin a story about purchasing and renovating a home, which he designed based on a real flat on Stockholm’s Heleneborgsgatan.
Christoffer Jansson designed a virtual apartment and pretended it was his home
The digital replica was modelled on the actual dimensions of the 89-square-metre apartment – ascertained during an open-house viewing – and filled with virtual copies of some of the designer’s own
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