Those who need to save space can't afford these furniture and those who can afford it don't need to save space....

@jaideep247

3 жыл бұрын

well said !

@digitalsingingsensation462

3 жыл бұрын

Lol yeah

@NM-gr7cs

3 жыл бұрын

Not when a sq meter is 5k usd

@bellazubir8027

3 жыл бұрын

So accurate

@zurarija5707

3 жыл бұрын

agreed

Turning around the book-case, pulling down the bed, sleepily placing the pillows and the cover, yawning as I do this and getting my mid-night milk and cookie, gently lying down on the bed when suddenly the worst thing strikes me. My book is still in the book-case !!!

@moniqwill4474

6 жыл бұрын

Sebastian Trofin ikr

@donnaward5457

5 жыл бұрын

Oh my goodness Sebastian, that was too funny and true! I can see that happening to me as well Sigh!! LOL!!!!

@FurnitureFan

5 жыл бұрын

True, needs a hatch!

@Ath33na

4 жыл бұрын

OMG yes thats ME!!!

@lethiapage4767

4 жыл бұрын

Yes that would suck but how many times doing that before you learn? 😃😆

0:13 “I think it’s utterly selfish to have 5 mattresses laid out in your home” meanwhile that fancy bookshelf/bed costs as much as 5 mattresses

These are cool, but the fact that they are so expensive defeats the purpose, those who can afford to fill there apartment with this kind of furniture can also probably afford more space. Maybe they could be cool toys for rich people in there Manhattan condos, but not space saving furniture for typical urban families/renters.

@renatedebruyn9612

5 жыл бұрын

their

@Guerrero_de_la_Tecla

4 жыл бұрын

Then make it yourself.

@judyhooper426

4 жыл бұрын

These are prototypes. People should be able to duplicate some of these designs on a budget and save space, thus saving the expense of heating and cooling larger rooms.

@ladyajax78

4 жыл бұрын

LOL!

@GailBecker-MSED-CM-Author

4 жыл бұрын

Did he say how much this would cost? I did not hear him say how much it cost. I guess I need to watch it again.

I love how my uncle (he's wealthy) bought a designer made apartment very much like this one, and he requested technologically advanced furniture. When me and my sisters went to stay there, I noticed a beautiful murphy bed just like these. And so I told him "Wow this is amazing" as I deployed the bed. He suddenly looks at me with a gaze of awe and says "Holy shit, how did you do that", and I noticed he was holding an inflatable bed he had bought not knowing anything about this. That weekend I found and showed him other five functionalities of other furniture he didn't know about.

@mayflo9554

7 жыл бұрын

TheDrB0B lollllllllllllll

@facciaditosta

6 жыл бұрын

correct English is when my sisters and I visited not the other way around you are showing non-education by speaking that way

@melanieb1583

6 жыл бұрын

LMBO

@orishahar

5 жыл бұрын

facciaditosta non-education is not a word

@allornothing432

5 жыл бұрын

GRAMMERR NAZI@@facciaditosta

Turns on faucet: "Look, another bed!"

@ferrelli1001

4 жыл бұрын

novadeus777 😂🤪

@mimibon7081

4 жыл бұрын

hahaaa.....

@bl4706

4 жыл бұрын

ok now for the water bed lolll

@simontesfai5471

4 жыл бұрын

🥴😂😂😂

@t.wms.1134

4 жыл бұрын

😄

While I love seeing this great utilization of space, I hate knowing that this is going to be the justification for even higher costs of living for people in urban areas. "Yes, it may only be 400 sq ft. of floor space, but it ACTS like you have 1000 sq ft., so that's what you're paying for". It'll be a clever way for people to pay more for less. People will remember the "good old days" when they used to be able to afford an apartment that had a living room AND a bedroom.

@SomeBuddy777

5 жыл бұрын

JVIPER88 Would be great for people that like to eat in bed.

@jajabobb

5 жыл бұрын

People (like me) already live in very small places, with no bedrooms (one room for everything : kitchen etc.) So why not optimize it ??? Like, we're ALREADY living in this "overpriced urban area" era where we live in bunny cages. Might as well optimize them

@ernieRUOK

5 жыл бұрын

Think about it though, space saving doesn't have to cost a ton. You can get a futon for like $200 at Ikea and lots of other space saving pieces for cheap. When I got married 8 years ago we went to Ikea because it was all we could afford. We still go to Ikea because you get good value for space saving furniture, it helps when you live in LA.

@luciamorochi8785

3 жыл бұрын

Fantastic!!! Great ideas!!

@helenaquin1797

2 жыл бұрын

Good point! Hadn't thought of that!

I don't agree with "the bed is dead" ... need my bed to always be available, 24/7.

@JesusGaveHisLife4U2

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah. There are different groups of people and the group that would go through the motions of transforming the beds daily is prolly smaller than the group who would get tired of doing it. The sell pitch needs to reflect that, dropping the drama the bed space is 'dead'. We spend a tremendous portion of our lives in and on our beds. No, beds don't just sit there and do nothing. Actually, he needs to drop all patronising talk. People are not that dumb. The best vids on products usually have minimal to no narration. The actions explain the obvious.

@gelbsucht947

4 жыл бұрын

Me too. The idea that people only use beds to sleep in is unrealistic.

@mariannelottes7922

4 жыл бұрын

@@gelbsucht947 . Gelbsucht ? i had that as a child .

@gelbsucht947

4 жыл бұрын

Marianne Lottes sorry to hear that. Hope you’re recovered now.

@mariannelottes7922

4 жыл бұрын

@@gelbsucht947 . oh yes . i recovered . it was 60 years ago .

I love love the ingenuity of these FABULOUS pieces.

I love this for engineering and creativity alone. Even if I had space I would utilize some of these things to create more open room

That’s so cool but it assumes that the owner always makes his bed and cleans his desk, or is there a maid behind the closet?

@Mayakran

3 жыл бұрын

@@Kwatshivo and never get depressed or have an “off” day 😂

This is simply genius way of transforming & converting one utility to another within no time to the need of the house owner. This type of transforming homes are needed in big cities where housing accommodation is at sky high rate. Nice video & explanation. Thanks.

@RichardChappell1

8 жыл бұрын

+Shastry Sm - Absolutely. Instead of paying sky high prices for square footage, now we'll put it into the furniture. They don't publish prices. I'll bet the cost is as much as buying the square foot in a pretty decent sized city.

@WanderingPilgrim

4 жыл бұрын

@@RichardChappell1 But when you move you can take the furniture with you, so the investment compounds with every move you make where you don't need as much space as you would otherwise have needed. Or if your kids are now teenagers but you can't afford to move to obtain more space so everyone isn't on top of each other.

@RichardChappell1

4 жыл бұрын

1) furniture deteriorates with use - and in particular moves. If move more than a couple of times, your investment has little value. 2) If you can't afford more space, then you can't afford this furniture.

@bengali481

4 жыл бұрын

@@RichardChappell1 if you really believe this furniture costs the same a square footage, you must live in a small town in a flyover state.

@RichardChappell1

4 жыл бұрын

@@bengali481 - Maybe you haven't evaluated the price of that furniture...

The price is madness!

There's so much more room for activities!

@Justaguyonahorse

8 жыл бұрын

Syndicate fans syndicate fans everywhere

@eliaqwashzhzhejsjnsj275

8 жыл бұрын

+grant myers AK animal wold

@CarynDPrescott

4 жыл бұрын

🎵This Is How We Do It 🎵

I have a sweater that can be used on both sides, turn it inside out and voila, a new sweater. Makes me feel kinda smart. I also have curtains that can work as a table cloth if I lay it down on the table top. My toothbrush can also be used as drumsticks for my collapsible mini drum kit - AND my car (a mini of course) is a transformer! Now beat that.

So many negative comments for such a genius and informative video.

@karenvanzant1621

5 жыл бұрын

It is the leftist assumption and world view of the pressenter in the beginning that people don't agree with. Also, this set up works best for single or un married couples. Other than that it becomes old and uncomfarotable quickly. Much rather live in an RV.

@karenvanzant1621

5 жыл бұрын

@@MorainStaria Yep it attempting to shame people for wanting decent size housing that can comfortably accomode their own needs. Furthemore it almost hints that people with large homes should partition their homes into hostels to save space. Now, I love this furniture. It is fun if this is what you want for getaway in the city or a small space, or room conversions for the occcational desk or divorced weekend parenting. But it is not ideal for a permantnt living situation, unless you are one or two people. A family should not have to go through constant conversions to utilize their space. It is not practica and it lacks privacy. If someone is tired or sick and wants to be in bed, and your partners wants to use the desk for work then you are in each others way just trying to live in the most comfortable respects. I bleme snobby, upper class, elitist trying to push Agend 21 thinking of craming humans in to tiny spaces. These nut jobs don't want poorer people to own anything, so they can control society much easier. After all if you own next to nothing your whole livihood is dependent on someone else with a lot more resources to provide for you. The extreme rich can afford to buy where-ever they want. Money is not an issue. They would live in these tiny dwelling just for fun but not a a permanent situation in life themselves. They are so greedy they demand top dollar for every thing and every service. Not all wealthy mind you, there is just a leftist group that thinks this way.

@mpacino1224

5 жыл бұрын

Well he started out saying it's selfish to have 5 mattresses laying around. Which is kind of negative in itself. Sleep is in the top 3 things we need to do to have a healthy existence. So not really Selfish.

@lethiapage4767

4 жыл бұрын

What is untrue about what he's said? And what makes this leftist and condescending? (A really annoying jab by the way.) In a world that's getting more crowded, housing costs are ridiculous everywhere regardless of budget. And most people in the world don't just expect to live in 2500 sq ft of living space for 4 or 5 people. So if you compare standards of living it is, in fact, rather selfish what we insist upon and even call decent sized housing. Just because you don't see that kind of thing from your own window doesnt mean it isnt there. Lets just stop assuming its our right to sprawl out everywhere. By the way its also killing us. It has us on the never ending hamster wheel of the American dream...working yourself to death to buy a house and fill it with shit you don't need that you don't have time to use because we are working so hard to keep the house and keep the utilities on to heat and cool rooms that no one is home to use...enough really. So why can't small housing be perfectly acceptable esp if this guy is showing you how to do it? You don't have to buy his stuff. Just be inspired by it. Also he's not saying ev needs to bunk up 20 people deep in studio apartments to use his furniture. What he's saying is that when people are sleeping they aren't using other pieces of furniture and don't need access to storage. So if you can make a convertible bed that gives you daytime then you have more room to play and work, and store your stuff. That room is better utilized so you can live comfortably in smaller housing. That's spreading out without needing more house. I do agree that a lot of tiny house type of design is ridiculously hard to use. I would not enjoy playing Tetris all day either but again this stuff is counterweighted and everything so its really not that hard. I would also like to hear more about safety features. Can stuff fall on a child? Can it pinch small fingers? Can you get stuck inside a piece of furniture? But he shows you how to use his bed units for day and night and how to use everyday pieces for a gathering of more people. So its not like you are flipping things around all the time. If its just a couple steps here and there, what's the big deal? The point is scaling back and using everything we have more efficiently is important. It can really really liberate a family or anyone feeling like a worker bee with noting to show for it. If you have spaces and pieces (both in terms of furniture and other items) that are versatile by reliable and high quality, then you use them more so less becomes more. You can live comfortably in a smaller space that is easier to take care of and easier of pay for. If you are wanting to improve or grow, you can have a smaller house but a better house. Or a smaller house in a better neighborhood. Or a smaller house and use the money differently or save it and retire sooner. Or a smaller house and work less hours and have more free time. Or a smaller house that's harder to outgrow if you want another baby or if granny moves in. Etc etc. Its just a really easy way to improve your life. I don't see what makes that political. All this guy really said was...if you want the good life figure out what matters and do it efficiently.

@lethiapage4767

4 жыл бұрын

@Johnny SilverFoot well to each their own but I'm not hysterical and you are making some pretty unfair assumptions about all of this. Like how ridiculous it is to pare down so you can enjoy your life more. But whatever.

That dining room table that folds out is pretty cool.

@FurnitureFan

5 жыл бұрын

Is it fixed in place, though?

This is great! I actually spotted the exact solution for me in this video. :) Being able to turn anything into a bed means being able to have a friend be your roomate (for some low rent, muahaha), have your spouse move in, have your kid move in, have another move in... You can calmly make the investment of buying a home you'll use for a looong time. :) And there's more space for dancing, YAY!

Ikea needs to get with the program, because this company is super expensive. Maybe they can license a few of the products? I REALLY WANT THE COUCH WITH THE BED AND THE EXPANDABLE DINING TABLE!!!!!

@screenflicker1

7 жыл бұрын

yes but you don't need one

@grimkennedy9967

5 жыл бұрын

@@YOUCANTDOTHATONROBITUSSI-sl6em The furniture shown here is expensive, hence why they want Ikea to get with the program, so said furniture will be available at Ikea's prices.

@MrBeaux

5 жыл бұрын

You could always make your own transforming furniture.

@EmilyBltz

5 жыл бұрын

Evolve I agree if they were smart they would start upgrading what they have at ikea

@CaseyJPS

4 жыл бұрын

The couch/bed and table/desk/bed have been on the market for decades. They are what this guy refers to as 'clunky.' These types of units are in use in timeshares/hotels/etc. Check out a studio at Polo Towers in Las Vegas, for example.

This is so smart especially with so many people living in studio apts now. And it looks neat, modern, clean and functional.

@samsmom400

4 жыл бұрын

Because the people in studio apts. can afford this .... right?

What a talented salesman!

@MIKEYMIKENBA21

10 жыл бұрын

My 5 year old could sell that

@ViewSpotter

10 жыл бұрын

TITAN2112 the product sells itself

These are my absolute favorite to watch! I love all the little compartments they all come up with. It's just amazing to me!

It's a Murphy's bed! Wow

Some interesting pieces. I could easily replicate some of them for my personal use like the shelf that becomes the legs of the Murphy bed.

In the US, you can buy from Resource Furniture, but it looks like you're in France. Much of the furniture he is showing was designed by the Italian company Clei. If you go to the original story on faircompanies, I have links to both Resource Furniture and Clei.

@TFGourmet

Жыл бұрын

do you think I could download the video for my youtube account?

Fun and clever, but not practical. How long before the hinges and mechanisms start to break? Is it feasable for a household to live 100% tidy at all times? No leaving work on the desk to finish in the morning, because the bed folds down onto that desk. I would also be very nervous around furniture that tips up (and comes down!) at the lightest touch. An ingenious home, and perfect so long as you are tall, slim, able-bodied, super-organised and neat; and only ever entertain guests who are also tall, slim, and equally tidy. I do take offence at being called selfish and wasteful simply I can't use (or afford, frankly) this particular version of an Ideal Home.

@samsmom400

4 жыл бұрын

Looks like we won't be going to work anytime soon.

I LOVE the duplicity of these items. I had an old fashioned Murphy bed in my single apartment and loved that I didn't have to make it - just fold it away. These are even better than that because there's continued functionality when the bed is folded away.

I think it’s a fantastic idea.we are creating similar at our cottage for extra guests, flip bed down from wall. Similar to Murphy. Love almost everything about this saving space way of life. Especially with many people I know wanting to live life free of “stuff”.

Perfect solutions for my future tiny house!

those beds are only really useful for spare bedrooms though because otherwise you have to remake them every night, which very few people will have the patience to do some of those tables on the other hand - very useful

Nothing like living the old fashion way. It’s more homie and comfy than looking at these new homes.

That's cool, but with the money that furniture costs, I can rent a bigger apartment. 🙄

@ernieRUOK

5 жыл бұрын

Durable goods vs compounding payments?

@karenvanzant1621

5 жыл бұрын

@@ernieRUOK Better to own realestate than furniture that somes and goes out of style to to mention breaks down and needs to be replaced. And you are correct. By the time you finance this furntiture the monthly payments means you could have lived in a biggar space. After all the makers of this furniture want top dollar and could care less about being reasonable.

@epriedane

4 жыл бұрын

KELLI2L2 Absolutely!if it’s brakes you have to get loan to repair.

@judydyer

4 жыл бұрын

@KELLI2L2 Exactly. these are ideas... that will be copied.

@extraordinaryfate5767

3 жыл бұрын

these are for rich people only ☹️

lol imagine if some one robs one of these they would be like wtf where is everything

@andrewyork3869

4 жыл бұрын

Why the hell do they have so many beds?

@tetehl4731

4 жыл бұрын

Lool 😹😹😹

@ah5721

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha I'm 💀!

This stuff is cute. But it's also a sad statement on the fact that real-estate prices have become so outrageous that people are now being forced into these tiny, cramped boxes, made from the cheapest materials which leads them to resort to these measures to compensate.

@norwegianzound

5 жыл бұрын

Communist alert!!! (lol..just kidding :-)

@janbaer3241

5 жыл бұрын

How much is the furniture cost vs the cost of buying a home with extra rooms when homes can cost $400/square foot?

@miyounova

3 жыл бұрын

No, it's partly because so many people want large homes that we're in our current situation. I'm Australia, cities don't stop sprawling out because everyone is so he'll bent on getting a house. So it becomes the norm to have a long commute, living in places with crappy urban planning, easily wasting 4 hours on transport everyday, adding to stress and pollution. Obviously there are many other factors at play in the price increase, like the advent of airbnb-like services, regulations that favour investors over live-in owners or no regulations on rental prices. But people need to realise we need to more densely. It's better for the environment and for people's health (long commutes bring about a whole host of physical, mental and emotional problems).

@kontoname

3 жыл бұрын

@@miyounova While I would NOT be able to enjoy living in a city and actually see my commute as relaxing even (especially with the motorcycle) there is some truth in that. I wonder how people will live in 10k years. :)

@miyounova

3 жыл бұрын

@@kontoname fair enough, but for a lot of people 2h commute every morning and then 2h back is not sustainable. If you work in Australia, 38h a week, and 4h commute 5 days a week, it eats your life up. Imagine if you work a bit longer than that as well. Although to be fair, with long commutes, even if you worked 35h a week, which is the shortest full time I know of, it'd still be difficult.

I think this is a lovely way to get the ' i wish i could be the 1%' group into smaller more reasonable spaces with rooms that double or triple functions. For the rest of us... It's a nice video. Interesting to see what's out there.

Kakashi: "Underneath this bed is.....another bed"

I was waiting for him to show a bed transforming into a bed.

@gabby1133

8 жыл бұрын

lmao me too

@SydneyWu

8 жыл бұрын

He really dislikes bed

@carmendonovan2049

8 жыл бұрын

+Sydneysider gvcc Wu

@staceykersting461

8 жыл бұрын

+Anonymous Vitruvius Shut up and go to bed!

@westcoastmediasolutions

6 жыл бұрын

😂😜

He seems mad that everyone doesn't have rooms like this, but it's also super expensive.

@MsDidi38

3 жыл бұрын

Also don't see him getting into any of those tiny looking bunks to demonstrate how comfy they are.

This is exactly what I'm looking for! I'm moving to very small space. I've looked at day beds, hydraulic mattresses to store stuff under the bed, murphy beds but I still need to build shelves to utilize the vertical space in my very tiny odd shaped bedroom. The cost of materials, hiring someone to build for me is not cost effective. I'm happy to support this company! They have created a niche market and creating employment. I'm also self employed and applaud any company willing to take the risk and financial investment in trying something new! Looking at options now! wish me luck! :)

Looking forward to the day that these very neat space savers aren’t so expensive.

I don’t like when salesmen try to lay a guilt trip on people to pitch a sale

Wonderful solution to, "I don't see any bedroom. I have got to get some sleep. Where can I sleep?"

I completely agree with this guy. I think that saving space is very important, especially in crowded cities. This guy is genius.

I LOVE THIS FURNITURE! perfect for the multitasking minimalist with 3 children.

I built my whole loft which included a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen for the price of that fold out queen bed thing.

This is one of the coolest videos I've seen in a while. I'm moving into a bigger apartment with a second bedroom. I want to set it up as a guest room, but I always want a home office and a studio. This gave me so many great ideas! Thank you!

I love this furniture its such a space saver this would be such an amazing fit for my home I always needs extra beds when guests arrive unexpectedly but no room to have two or three beds in one room

As I look into Tiny houses more and more this has given me some really good ideas. I never thought I'd want a Murphy bed but they're looking a little more appealing

Great ideas have to come with affordable prices, what is your price, may we ask? Is it really $10.000 dollars so nobody can afford it? Wow ... By the way I had a unit like that desk and my bed and a bookshelf all my life when I was growing up in Europe and we were poor so it was affordable for sure!

as we are pushing the boundaries of decreasing our carbon footprint, these designs could very well become the norm. thanks for thinking outside the box :)

@wstypick

10 жыл бұрын

Welllllll, the problem he brings up is that with the growing population, we are becoming tighter on space. hence space saving furniture... thus allowing for a larger population-> more consumption -> more "carbon footprint".... so in perspective.... the exact opposite of what you want is happening. Its cool stuff, but if you want an answer to a global crisis, it is certainly not a bunch of friggin murphy beds.

@samsmom400

4 жыл бұрын

So, how's it going right now? Are you still thinking having a family living in a 400 ft. house is a great idea?

Genius space saving furniture for a tiny house. It is great engineering.

I came here looking for inspiration for a design of wall bed that I could build myself. I can't build this stuff but I have been blown away by the creativity , attention to detail and utility.

The only piece of furniture that may be truly needed is either a daybed or futon couch. All items can be stored in pull-out baskets beneath a bed, including one set of kitchenware, dry goods and a two-week wardrobe. There is a lot of space beneath a slightly elevated bed. No need for a loft. Sit on your bed to dine, study, lounge, entertain, etc. Eat with your plate in your lap. Rather than a desk, use a handheld computer or clipboard. Store handy items in a tote bag on a nearby hook. Store towels and cosmetic baskets on open narrow shelving over a toilet. Try a small 12" triangular bathroom sink without a vanity. Additional closets, cupboards, shelving, tables and chairs may not be needed. Try floor cushions. It's not about seeing how much stuff you can cram into a small space that you would ordinarily use in a larger home. It's about changing your behavior!

@MrBeaux

5 жыл бұрын

Ok, but some people like to have guests and stuff, and it's a little uncomfortable and awkward to eat around a bed with 4 people. I agree that people should do with less, but there's a point where it becomes a little ridiculous.

Welcome to my home. I have two rooms, no bedrooms and 17000 beds

@samuelmartin992

9 жыл бұрын

Rayan Khan Jesus there are so many beds! XD

@brandon2314

9 жыл бұрын

It's a show room not a house man

@arlekiel

8 жыл бұрын

+Rayan Khan OMG im laughing so bad!! ur totally right hahahaa too many beds! thnks for literally making my day better, by making me laugh!

@quietandmildone

8 жыл бұрын

Rayan Khan- Thanks for making me laugh out loud!

@kasipapi1

7 жыл бұрын

quietandmildone

It's like 5am rn and I'm trying to sleep but I'm watching this instead

yes yes, I could keep my crafting supplies on the shelves!! Love this company!

so THIS is where Quagmire goes for his furnishings!

Very cool, but mind the pinch points!

LOVE THE MURPHY BEDS. LOOKING FORWARD TO PURCHASING SOME NEXT SPRING.

In a dedicated adult bedroom the bed/desktop combo seems to makes a lot of sense, room is otherwise unused in daytime, and a dedicated office room is otherwise unused in Nighttime. For a young child a futon is a cheap solution to gain a lot of play space. School age kids usually want to have sofa to hang out so a collapsible bed/Desktop combo makes only sense if they really only use the desk for homework and rarely otherwise during the day. A Simple Collapsible desk would provide some extra room when needed, for sleepovers and the like. A big space save In the living room I found is to put a floor to ceiling storage cabinet behind the TV, instead of dedicating a lot of wall-space just for the TV. Getting the TV closer to the seating also means you get away with a smaller TV.

Wow, so creative!

@keybase8653

4 жыл бұрын

I think it is a showroom to showcase all the things they sell. It is not a house.

I like this since it does save us space/materials produce ;w;

@olayoung7

10 жыл бұрын

Yep~

Great concept/idea for a one person or a couple for a studio apartment. If space is limited, it makes a lot of sense. Fantastic!

Happy to see that there are still Inventors out there!

Amazingly cool ideas for space saving! But I think people who can afford to buy these things can afford a bigger house.

ill forget how to use my house lmao

@Lilmiket1000

8 жыл бұрын

+Lakario Davis theirs a bed around here somewhere, i know it!

@daleleebread

8 жыл бұрын

+Lakario Davis Laughed so hard on that - maybe I wouldn't laugh if I actually couldn't find my bed 😆

@allenhickman2346

8 жыл бұрын

+Lakario Davis Fse!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@saramass4378

8 жыл бұрын

LMFAOOO

I’m thinking of converting my small apartment into a settlement home for 25 families. Finally, I have become a good humanitarian

Beds everywhere! But the spinning wall shelf was pretty neat.

Here we have a shirt! Stretch out and u have a bed! Congrats

sir.. how much this cost. I would almost said.".that's nice,take my money"

so here we have a piece of paper now if you want to draw on it you can draw on it and when you need to go to sleep you just simply blow on it and it becomes bed

AWESOME FURNITURE! I need this in my small 2B/1B Duplex.

good for motor homes. if installed in them it would be great

Everything is awesome! If only i could buy one of them & use in my tiny house.

The best for me is LONG OFFICIAL TABLES!!! BRILLIANT IDEAL, SO GOOD!!! For small house, sometimes if you make celebration or invite friend, family for some lunch or dinner (8, 10 or even 12 people). It's safe a lot space. Cause usually our dinner table is small, it just have 4 chair & space only. But for small house, can't buy big dinner table cause it's lack of space & it's also not for everyday needing, just some times only. So this table is the best choice & its work for some special time, I would want this!!!

6:45 My Grandma had that extending table. With the "Watertown Slide" mechanism. It was from the1930s the Slide goes back to the 1800s

Hidden bed? But where the fuck am I going to haphazardly pile my dirty clothes during the week?

Imagine your roommate was sleeping on that couch at 1:36 and you wanted to go to bed.

This is brilliant stuff. I bought a 265sf efficiency aptmt in NYC, with a garden. Gave up a bedroom in exchange for a fun luxury feature. (in 1993, it was 65K) I worked out the space but sure wish some of this was available. the cost now of an aptmt in NYC. to buy is 1000-1500sf...and up. renting is even more expensive in the long run because you don't get to take advantage of appreciation. That aptmt is now valued at 500K. The value of living in an urban area is not how big your place is; it's how much is outside! Jobs!, Museums, an educated, amusing and diverse population, etc.

Stunning space saving furniture designs to change the entire look of abode.Quite impressive and easy to implement tips.

So here we have a cup, you just turn the handle and pull this out and now you have a bed. Just push it back with you finger tips amd you have your coffee cup again. So here we have a fork,just turn the twine now it's a bed. Careful when you're eating with it.

@browngirlblue8

9 жыл бұрын

Lol

@wall2wallny1

8 жыл бұрын

+Rayan Khan lmao

@twistdshade

8 жыл бұрын

+Rayan Khan and look! The coffee stays in the cup!

@noeloe-re2vy

8 жыл бұрын

+twistdshade With your fingertips!

@Your1preppy

7 жыл бұрын

Rayanllo

I see some of these products being really good for a quest bedroom that isn't just a quest bedroom. Like maybe you have a home office or something but need a bed for someone who visits. I also see things like this becoming really popular in japan or other areas where you don't have a whole lot of space. Obviously if you live in a smaller town or city most of this stuff wouldn't make cents to you.

@thegreatestislove8604

8 жыл бұрын

+Joey Baseball yes it wouldn't make money for you to have that many beds lol so many quests and not enough beds 😆

I think this is a great invention for ppl who live in small homes. love it!

WOW! Awesome I don't need one but I want one anyway. I've never seen anything like these small space saving ideas. GENIUS!!!

What about personal privacy? A whole family can't sleep in one giant room together. That was the whole point of houses being built with separate rooms!

@lukkassuhn6761

5 жыл бұрын

Sure they can. We did it for thousands of years between the invention of structures and the invention of privacy. I'm not saying we Should, but we definitely can

@mellis966

4 жыл бұрын

Yep, but get a business in an office 60 min from home. Then get into a serious crunch where you are working 18 hour days or more. Having a bed in your personal office is a God Send.

@fc63457

4 жыл бұрын

Also I'll accidentally murder my kid who's sitting on the couch by going to bed.

@ah5721

3 жыл бұрын

The wealthy have always popularized separate bedrooms as a signifier of wealth and status.

having a bed in the middle of a kitchen or dining room or wherever doesn't seem very cosy , intimate or private, I'd still want a bedroom just for that.

@FurnitureFan

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, and if your partner is sick, you have no space to work.

@lukkassuhn6761

5 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure these are mostly for A: Bedroom/Offices and B: supplanting the concept of the guest bedroom

i love it, i am so into this stuff, its perfect to hide the bed away, just uses space

Love how easy these transformations look. Not a lot of muscle power required.

They mostly seem like great ideas, but a few of them aren't so good upon deeper inspection. The extendible table, for example, has boards that go across an A-frame of telescoping bars. That's fine for the end where the bars are wide apart, but the other end has bars that are really close together, so people would need to be very careful to keep things stacked near the centre, or the board would flip. All fold-down beds have several flaws. The mattress needs to be an exact thickness and needs to be one that will stay relatively flat, when the bed is vertical. They usually can't have bed covers left on them either.

@cornchips007

8 жыл бұрын

not sure if you found this out yet but they're being sold with memory foam beds now, which means the beds can be squashed any which way

This is like that episode of Family Guy where they're running around Quagmire's house and beds keep popping out from everywhere.

Man, I really dig this clever use of space!

yes I've been looking for a sit like this that one piece of furniture can be used in multiple ways

"Everything on the shelf, stays on the shelf." It's suspicious that he keeps mentioning that... Lol

people should keep in mind that the thickness of the mattress+bed frame is approx 20-25cm. so that will be the loss of space in your room. look at the width of the room you are in now, if you lost 25cm, it would feel a lot more cramped. just a thought.....

Neat! Very innovative space-saving furnitures that makes the room much more cooler!

I can see that I'll be a customer of these products very very soon. Simply brilliant !

nah ! I felt claustrophobic just looking at theses rooms ! I like my space

I actually want to buy all those beds and sleep on a different bed each day of the week ._.

@mariebernier3076

3 жыл бұрын

You can buy fold-out stuff used and you can also buy the mechanism and make them yourself.

9 years later and the bed is now a prime spot for managing online businesses.

@mariebernier3076

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, here in Feb 2021, during NYC covid's 2nd wave. Teaching high school from my bed.(fully dressed (most days,) a cover smoothed over it and a moveable background!

omg I love this stuff! love the storage beds & also especially the expandable tables starting at 6:15! gonna make my wish list!