A compact hotel room at dusk, with an open suitcase arranged like a small wardrobe at the foot of the bed

Built around the guest who never unpacks

LiftCase

A room fit-out for owners, general managers and design leads of compact urban hotels across Europe — micro-hotels, lifestyle, capsule and budget-design rooms of 15 to 20 square metres, planning a renovation or a new opening.

The floor stays open

LiftCase is an integrated room fit-out for compact urban hotels, currently at concept-and-drawings stage. It is built to free the floor of a 15 to 20 square metre room while keeping a guest's belongings reachable every day of their stay.

It is designed for the rooms hoteliers are renovating or opening now: micro-hotels, lifestyle properties, capsule and budget-design hotels across Europe, where every square metre already has a job.

The working idea behind it is simple: your suitcase becomes your wardrobe.

Before we show you anything, we ask

LiftCase starts with the room, not with a catalogue. Here is how a hotelier moves from a first conversation to a fit sized for their own space.

  1. 01

    Tell us about the room

    Its size, the type of hotel, and whether it is a renovation or a new opening.

  2. 02

    We ask before we show

    LiftCase looks at that room’s own constraints before presenting any fit.

  3. 03

    See the sample fit

    A fit-out concept sized to that room, shown to you as a sample.

A built-in wall niche sized for a single suitcase, standing upright beside folded clothes on a shelf

Sample — a concept fit, not an installed room

Spaces that keep their floor

Sample concept: a slim built-in wall unit the width of a suitcase, open to show folded clothing on shallow shelves
Sample concept: a narrow built-in cabinet beside the room entry, sized for a single suitcase

Your suitcase becomes your wardrobe.

This is what the fit-out gives back to a 15 to 20 square metre room: the guest's belongings stay reachable every day, without a freestanding wardrobe holding the floor hostage.