Get dressed in a high-tech rotating wardrobe
Cannot decide on what to wear? This rotating wardrobe may just be your answer
Getting ready to go out can be more fun than it already is. Joanne Yong, senior vice president and principal of Wilson Associates, used her magic touch to create a smart walk-in wardrobe for the chic and modern woman instead of a conventional layout where the bathroom and the wardrobe are two separate areas. “The Beauty Box is a holistic space combining dressing and cleansing into one”, Yong explains. “It is designed around how one would go about the daily routine … in a free-flowing and immersive environment.”
For those “who want to experience ultimate living and explore the latest technology available to enhance their lifestyle”, every corner of the Beauty Box is filled with surprises.
Yong’s design elevates the experience of dressing and washing and transforms the daily routine into an enjoyable process with the help of technology, one of which is the smart mirror.
The smart mirror features a touch screen interface and support for widgets, allowing the user to multi-task while getting dressed.
The user can play music and videos, browse the web and check emails with a tap on the mirror while getting ready for work or a night out.
When you cannot decide what to wear, the two-tier, rotating wardrobe comes to the rescue. The storage system features software with an inventory of all the clothing stored on the rotating racks.
The user can scroll through the inventory on the smart mirror or with a portable device connected to the storage system. Then, choose the desired item by activating the clothing conveyor belt with a tap on the smart mirror. There’s no more need to rummage through drawers.
The wardrobe can now be your personal stylist as “additional information can be memorised and traced such as: where and when the garment was bought, if it is at the cleaner’s, even when it was worn”. “The wardrobe from the movie Clueless is actually attainable,” Yong says.