A copper-clad volume covered in hatches and a space with rotating walls feature in this roundup, which spotlights apartments with reconfigurable interiors from Dezeen's Pinterest boards.

Apartment in Porto by ODDA
This Porto apartment by ODDA features a monolithic freestanding unit that stores a sliding bed and a desk in its base. The perforated pattern covering its exterior is inspired by tiles from historic buildings around the Portuguese city.
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Apartment in Hong Kong by Penda
A copper-clad box covered in hatches and doors is used to store valuable artwork inside this Hong Kong apartment. Penda designed the space for one of China's biggest art collectors and added a bar so the client can entertain potential investors. Find out more about this apartment in Hong Kong>

Interior for Students by Ruetemple
This adaptable seating cube can be reconfigured to create a play or study space for the client's two children inside a house designed by Russian studio Ruetemple. The 33-square-metre home also combines a bookshelf with a staircase and features a play net for the children.
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Apartment in Moscow by M17
Traditional Japanese interiors inspired the design of this apartment in Moscow, renovated by local studio M17. The open-plan space features a 19-metre-long polygonal wall concealing the entrance to the apartment, utility rooms, kitchen and wardrobe from view.
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