Bedroom and Bed Block It OutSeeking an inexpensive way to create a screen effect between the bathroom and bedroom, Novak-Zemplinski and Nix hit on the idea of stacked open-cell concrete blocks, more typically used in parking areas. They discovered blocks with a more-interesting-than-average pattern in Chyżne, a town near Kraków. Better still, they cost just two dollars each. “When we saw how good these parking blocks looked in the bedroom, we thought they’d be a good way to hide clutter in the kitchen, too,” says Novak-Zemplinski. chyzbet.pl Photo 10 of 11 in 5 Striking Designs That Use Perforated Cement Breeze-Blocks in Interesting Ways from Warsaw Loft with Multifunctional Furniture

5 Striking Designs That Use Perforated Cement Breeze-Blocks in Interesting Ways

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Seeking an inexpensive way to create a screen effect between the bathroom and bedroom, designers Aleksander Novak-Zemplinski and Becky Nix utilized perforated concrete blocks that are more typically found in parking areas in Poland. 

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