Schroeder House is a building in Utrecht, built in 1924 by Gerrit Rietveld for Mrs. Truce Schroeder and her three children. The house is mentioned in all the stories of modern architecture, although the first place for him — in the magazine “Do it yourself”, and is also included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Each wardrobe, each bed is a transformer that is assembled during the day and unfolds at night.
Each room was provided with a washbasin and a place where you can put a kerosene stove. Truss Schroeder herself did not want to go down to the stove, and an elevator was built from the kitchen to the second floor to serve food.
