INCREDIBLE Space Saving Furniture - Murphy Bed Ideas #9
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➤ Box Coffee to Dining Table by Expand Furniture
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➤ Sofa Bunk Bed by Fikret Han
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➤ ROMA Sofa Bed in Beech Wood, SpazioBed Extractable Bed and Desk, Pull-Out Hanger and Pull-Out Trolley with Shelves by Cinius Arredamenti
Website ☛ www.cinius.com/
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➤ Extendable Dining Table by Adventures In Furniture
Website ☛ www.aif.london/
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➤ Motorized Murphy Bed Adele, Corinne and Ginevra Wall Beds by fastbed
Website ☛ www.fastbed.it/
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➤ Rising Chair by Robert van Embricqs
Website ☛ www.robertvanembricqs.com/
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➤ Smart Comfort 4 in 1- Sofa with Table by Comfort Place
Website ☛ comfort-place.com.ua/
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➤ Movable Bathtub
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➤ Folding and Hidden Desks by RDM Furniture
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➤ Smart Retractable Bed Collection by CELIO furniture
Website ☛ www.mobilierdefrance.com/
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➤ PC-TV combo Innovative Murphy Bed by Blumo Design
Website ☛ www.blumodesign.com/
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➤ POZZOLI Murphy Bed Collection
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Which of these fantastic furniture designs do you like the most? :)
No one ever said where we could see and buy these things.
I like the fold up chair that turns into a bed the best.
Price of fold out chair beds..or like futon style sofa bed
Also interested in twin Murphy bed
Say it again!! 😂
The irony is, if you can afford this furniture, you can afford a larger apartment.
My thoughts exactly.
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The few that I have looked up - yeah! They're over the top expensive. I still like watching videos about them though lol.
The irony is that they’re already in a larger living space. You probably couldn’t get this in the door of an ordinary apartment or house. Also, chairs and beds don’t just need to save space, they need to be comfortable - unless you’re trying to get guests to move on. In that case, the best solution is no beds for guests and only folding chairs (lawn furniture?) to sit on (other than the floor). Saves money and aggravation from pesky guests. 😂
So true
I am a beginner to woodwork, the main test I have with this bundle ruclips.net/user/postUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt is that I think that its hard to settle on a choice of the plan and outline to use as there are a large portion of them there. Nonetheless, I like the simple stride to step directions laid out there.
tbh, my biggest problem with most of this kind of furniture is that no matter how small you can tuck it away, you still need a room big enough to open it up in. It does probably work if all the furniture in folds away to a different side so you can have the room in different "modes", I guess? still need to have a bedroom big enough to fit a double bed in.
Thanks for your valuable comment!
my dear if you do not have space to have a bed in the room.... Are you living in a cube? how much space do you need to open a bed? comon?
@@dorisbarreto347 I live in HK, man. Most of our apartments have pretty cramped bedrooms if it’s not the master bedroom and sometimes even then. And that’s only in more modern apartment complexes. My grandparents have had their apartment since my mom was a kid and each of the bedrooms barely have enough space to walk around a single bed. The living room is not much bigger than that either.
Your option is a prison cell size, with toilet, small storage box and single bed. 1 window, 1 door, locked 10-6.
I do not recommend that size, especially following riots, when you are locked in for 5 days to a week, until minds cool down.
I love the sofa bunk bed, with the sofa as the upper bunk! My adult son prefers to sleep on the couch, and often when his daughter sleeps over we are scrambling for another bed. This is perfect!
I love the house plants on the shelves that disappear when the Murphy bed is put away. Let’s grow house plants in the dark.
On my kitchen table, i have dracane who have NEVER sen the sun. They actually remain greener, the lower the light. Some plants are adapted to low light, though your bones would break were you to try their trick.
Love the shelves and hanger system that is built into the stairs at timestamp 2:24. Also, the bed/TV option at TS 9:47 is awesome as well. It would be great to add one of those electric fireplaces that change colors but still puts out heat below the TV.
All of these units would be great for tiny homes, boats, reworking an rv. Not just a home, guest room / office etc. Really cool designs. Love this channel. Thank you for sharing. I have always liked the Murphy beds. Never had one. How great would it be for a child's room when it's on the smallish side and you don't feel its safe yet for a loft bed for the child in question. Free up space to play etc.
Thank you very much for your valuable comment!
I had on through most of my childhood. They’re definitely overrated. Normally you can’t use really thick mattresses.
When exhausted parents don’t have energy yo get kids to pick up toys before putting down the bed there will be more screaming and yelling.
It’s not worth sacrificing your kids and your mental health.
The fold up tub is an ooold idea. Originally called cabinet tubs. The thumb was made of galvanized sheet metal. In NYC tenantments 1870' s the big tub was under a wire spring platform for a mattress. Water was brought in by buckets from kitchen, and dipped out
Can't see the value of this one though, it's cabinet takes up as much space as the tub would just permanently mounted.
@@davehood2667 there is a trend to install " Bathroom in a box" in small apartments in Australia. sorta what is considered a "Studio" apartment in USA. Part of the complaint is the Head of Your bed, on the wall with neighbor "Head" you can hear everything. Cheaper apartments is the goal.
@@davehood2667 How do you drain it? How does the plumbing work? I get that you could use wall mounted taps (better not turn them on with no tub there, though. But where does the water go in the floor drain?
@@l.5832 Hard to say with a showroom model that isn't hooked up to anything. It might have flexible lines like a washing machine, or since it looks like a Japanese style of tub it may be designed to go over the floor drains most bathrooms there have. Either way the thing's a vanity toy, it's neither compact nor economical.
These kinds of videos I watch when I am having insomnia.
The Roma bed 😍perfect for van life too
Besides affordability, unless you literally own the unit or you're the landlord, l can't see too many landlords allow you to do what is needed to the walls to anchor those Murphy bed, which they will require. They barely want you to put small holes to hang pictures.
I am surprised that I have not seen any of these in any of the many "tiny homes" videos I have seen... I think many of them would work well in tiny homes
Because they cost thousands and thousands of dollars. The bunk bed couch thing that is seen everywhere is like 10k dollars.
Though most tiny homes are dumb and stupid waste of money in the first place. All of the people who buy tiny homes all have dreams of living somewhere new every few weeks when they just sit in the same spot for years never moving because they wasted 100k on a trailer that was useless rather than going and checking out every motor home, camper, 5th wheel on the market and consulting with a fabricator who can alter, change the lay out and style of the unit. Then using the money saved you can put 20k in to a fully retractable solar system that can provide you with around 20kwh of solar and a large enough battery bank.
Tiny home movement along with the shipping container movement has ripped a lot of people off.
Most of these people who can afford to drop 100k on a tiny home, most of them work remotely anyways. They can afford to go to the country and or a small town and build a very simple 900 square foot 1 bedroom 1 bath house. I have a plan which gives you a very large area along with a king size bed room and a large bathroom and closet area along with a large office/living area. You could do away with the bed room and use a king size Murphy bed. Yet not everyone works the same shift.
People with tiny homes are either handy, or hired a company to build the tiny, which also builds in the furniture they need. This furniture is more expensive than what they would pay to build their own solutions. The market for these are people who rent a studio apartment in expensive cities like NYC or the Bay Area (to give US examples). They probably aren't handy, and they're spending their time on a job which pays well, so they wouldn't have time to build it themselves, and hiring a local contractor would cost much more than these prices.
@@amystern123 They are handy stupid and those who have money clearly do not know what they are doing. There are many people who have been screwed over by tiny homes and there are many who make it work and end up saving a lot of money. Yet in the end all of those savings end up buy a house to which they are again broke.
Those who work remote end up buying really expensives motor homes and running the roads in which they end up spending more or less than they would have.
Most people end up settling down after a few years.
Those who do not have no ties and do not mind being broke all the time.
Love the one with the TV
Same
The reason why I went with an Ottoman bed instead of a Murphy one was because tbh, 9 times out of 10, I'll want the bed to be face down and ready to go essentially
The TV one makes sense because you'll mostly just use it for the TV, until someone comes over
Equally I'm quite fond of the tables because most of the time you only need a small thing for yourself but if you've got guests, it instantly transforms. The same is true for folding outside chairs
Fantastic Space Saving Furniture
Almost all of them so cool
Love the coffee table that extends to a table that serves eight
All I can really think about is how heavy all these items would be.
Excellent video. Thanks very much.🙂
The couch bunkbed was the best
Love it all
The tub!
Amazing 🤩
Love the one from Geos.
2:03 I like the desk under the bed pull out
My favorite is Cirius Roma sofa bed @0:130. Wood, simple folds out, no need for wall installation.
I love the ideas, but I think most of the folding beds could be problematic when it comes to hitting your toes or lower part of your legs. Most of the beds have protruding legs and frame around the mattress is bigger than the mattress itself. Combine that with the fact that the bed is not always there so you have less of a muscle memory to avoid that space when walking. Many beds have mattresses pretty low for you to fall over them as you walk there as usual because, again, you don't have muscle memory that there is a mattress laying low there.
Folding bunk beds in this video don't look very safe. I would do them differently, with many inherently failsafe design decisions, or abandon the idea of a folding bunk bed all together.
It doesn't mean I don't believe the idea of a Murphy bed, but I would rather make one myself, with rounded bed frame corners, legs under the mattress instead of on the sides, mattress being wider than the frame, maybe some parts with dampers, and also I would put mattress higher.
It should also have good cable management, usb and electric outlets, especially if it transforms into a desk. I have seen some designs which are brilliant, but all doesn't look so great as you realize you need cables to plug all that stuff up.
I would also make sure there are no gaps around the mattress as it is easily to drop stuff there - a phone, for example.
Excelent
I liked the last Murphy bed with the gold surround. Most Murphy’s pull straight out and if floor space is limited pulling out the bed takes up any space. This bed pulls out north/south and uses less room. With people moving into Tiny Houses or other alternative living arrangements this model only uses the width of the bed rather then the length. Plus it’s in a single bed size! Don’t bother looking it up on the internet. Everything is in Italian so you don’t know what it says!!
I wish you allowed a little more time to look at each product, slower for ea. pc.
amazing ideas!
When I go to sleep I don’t want to do anything! I prefer bunk bed more than this
You could get a compact tub in the space that tub was stored. I don't see the point.
Very good
Fun stuff!🤞🤠✌️✔️
How can a price list of these pieces cost?
Rest assured such costs are through the roof. Fortunately I know Amish carpenters who can look at anything and replicate it with comparative economy.
ALL DESIGNS INDEED ARE GREAT
Love it 👉✨🌟💜👍👍👍
Very nice!
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The moveable bathtub is the only one that does not make sense to me. I can't imagine how the plumbing will work and when it is stored upright - is sewer gases going to seep into the room?
See my top-level comment about the fold down Tub
Also, if there is room to store a fold up tub there is room for a separate tub and shower. The tub/shower combo is already a space saving unit.
The fact they don’t show the prices of this furniture says that it’s way over priced. Like someone else said, if you can afford this, you can afford a bigger home. Brilliant ideas though. Look well made too.
2:03 Spazio bed - I'd like this, but mostly without the top bed (in red). Just the desk and the bed drawer. Downside is though, if you sit at a desk, you want your legs under it. So it'd be better if the top layer (desk) can be pulled as well to the front so you don't have to bend over when you're behind your laptop or reading a book.
I love them all too. But I never know where to buy them? Can someone help? Thank you
@KIM PILIST That still doesn't tell us where to purchase.
How do the bed shelves stay level when you pull the bed down? Seems like they should be swinging backward a little
I want all of them❤
Table idea good idea
Tub space saver ideas good for small bathrooms?
Many good options, mechanics that can be used in different areas.
Health should be considered with electronic waves, materials, oils, fragrances, etc.
Or endure if the body reacts to it.
In Japan one has the old possibility to keep a thick cotton blanket on a natural floor.
Viele gute Möglichkeiten, Mechanik die man in unterschiedlichen Berreichen gebrauchen kann.
Die Gesundheit sollte man bei Elektronischen Wellen, Werkstoffen, Ölen, Duftstoffen, usw. beachten.
Oder ertragen wenn der Körper darauf reagiert.
In Japan hat man sich die alte Möglichkeit bewart eine dicke Baumwolldecke auf einen Naturboden.
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Pour les bibliothèques, vous proposez quoi ?
Could you add the websites or company names please
Tea table like
Interestingly, at 5:25 the American voice-over states that the table will seat 10...but the original Russian text claims 12 - an indication of American obesity?
The irony is even deeper. Did you know the only country these great products are available for sale in is Costa Rica. I emailed them and got the information. They don't ship to the USA.
I have a murphy bed but it is boring, no shelves or anything, because I need the space for VR. I wanted one with shelves but I needed it to take up the least amount of space when up.
Now my mine is racing thinking of all the possibilities of a murphy tub. Maybe there could be a stay level composting toilet get slips under the floor when the tub is pulled up? I don't know, what are people least likely to need when they're using a bathtub?
disgusting idea.
I want to see and have someone build a working 5th element apartment. Now that would be space saving...
Can you buy any of these in the US?
a bathtub which functions in the meantime as a pissoir
To make such a “furniture” practical necessitates aero-space quality of materials and equally superior quality of details workmanship. Thus it would be very dear. Otherwise the cheap version will fall apart in some weeks or months.
Agreed. There are so many moving parts to fail and hinges and joints to loosen. If you have double or triple duty furniture, it is getting way more wear and tear than single purpose furniture so much much heavier wear.
I don't see how murphy beds save space. When its in the upright position you have to have everything cleared out in front of it, and there's no space for storage that you probably would have under a normal bed. I think the bed that drops down from the ceiling is a better idea , but what if it suddenly stops working just as your reading to sleep? Your stuck sleeping on the floor unless you have another bed somewhere. The only one's I see as usefull are the one's that convert from a couch or desk. The space in front of those are usually cleared out anyway, except maybe a coffee table.
At 18 I had an studio apartment, that had a Murphy bed. It was great, because when friends would stop by to study, visit or just to say hi, they didn’t have to sit in my bedroom. (A bedroom is a very intimate setting) they sat in a room that appeared to be a living room.
What awesome designs. They would go perfectly in the hottest movement out there: Tiny Homes. These are brilliant solutions for tiny homes that needs to optimize space and have whats put in it preform more than one function. One of my favs eas the bed that performed 4 functions. The brst part is not having to clear the shelves or desk before going to bed. How cool is thst? Can't wait to see what they come up with next and have them @ IKEA prices so everyone can afford them.
Where can I purchase one?
the tub its a no.
Where's Foldable Bath Tub in the thumb nail??
Where are the chairs in the ceiling?
1:48 roma pull out
The people who have this stuff don't need it. They got plenty of space. And can afford specialized built-in options.
5:30 Ok, so a Murphy bed makes sense because you can use the space for other things while the bed is up. What are you using the extra space in the bathroom for when the bathtub is up? Can someone explain that to me? a Murphy bathtub does't make any sense.
Where could I get it in India, especially in kerala
What do u do with the eight chairs?
I have a table similar to the first dining table. They sell chairs that fold flat and take up maybe 2” of depth. They show them hanging on the wall or in a closet. Some of the tables store the chairs inside. My table is similar to the Box table, going up and down on crossed legs. Mine does not store leafs inside. Instead, my tabletop is double stacked. I slide the table around 90 degrees, then open it like a book. It doubles in size. We use the sofa as a banquet seat and bring up dining chairs from the basement for the other three sides. Fits six nicely. Costs about $2000. Made in Italy. It gives us a dining table again. I put a big island in the kitchen with stools along the long side, so four can sit there comfortably. Now we also have a dining space again. Our house never had a dining room, just a space in the kitchen for a table (before I put the island there).
Where can I find this?
How do u buy one ???
where can i get the mural wall design in timestamp 1:53?
Wo kann man so was kaufen?
But they never say where you can buy this stuff.
I need help. I have a small condo but I need storage.
rich man don't buy
poor man can't afford
10:00
*The Moveable Bathtub @ **5:30** looks like a proof of concept with several issues - but the idea of a drop-down tub is great as it gives you a Tub when needed and a large Shower area when it is not needed.*
Issues include:
The way that they fold the tub out is dumb - It should fold down like a Murphy bed.
The doors are awful - a single panel under the tub would be better to hide the tub when not in use
They don't show the faucets to fill the tub - easy to add and they fold against the wall when not in use
The curb around the Shower area when the Tub is up is terrible - they should be using a linear drain
Not an issue:
The tub drains into the normal shower area so no issue with sewer gases, etc
I'm in the process of adding mine and will post a video when done (I'm utilizing a dead space in the bathroom to hold the tub since the current dead space is required to give the downstairs stairs its necessary head space)
Roma bed is a futon. That's it. It's a futon.
Whwere to dind them
Wait untill IKEA put out their versions... didn't they? Sort of?
👍 JYT
Almost all beds are for short people.
Once you grow to 6', 183 cm, too many parts of you hang off uncomfortably.beds should always be minimum 92", and i have known many guys beyond that.
I sleep on floor due to the bed design problem.
It’s so expensive tho
None of these are new inventions, they are just copied from the originals that were invented decades ago and some even centuries ago. The fold down Murphy stile tub was actually invented in 1880 by Mosely, infact Bruschke & Ricke’s invented the concealed Sofa and Bathtub during the same period. The Antique Expandomatic table went from 1 foot wide to 6 feet long, created in the 1920's by Saginaw. There was even a wood Folding Bakers Rack invented around during the Victorian Era. Even the wood and canvas Accordion folding Officers bed used by the military during the Civil War among the very versatile and compact furniture invented as far back as the 18th century, the great thing is they have lasted for over 100 to 200 years unlike the pieces made today that will be lucky to have a 20 year life span before falling apart.
Enlightening, thanks for sharing!
Foldaway beds and sofa beds seem like a great idea, but I wouldn't want to have to have one. People sweat and mattresses need to breathe. If you're putting your mattress up against a wall, that's not going to happen and the idea of guests' sweating on my sofa ... yuk!
Why post video’s of furniture and then do not provide information on where to buy? I went to their website, NOTHING! What a scam! I wanted to see the prices.
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Old designed ideas and repeated in many of your videos
everything that needs to be folded and moved will be damaged over time because of the never ending folding and movement. waste of money and ressources
Sobra tierra.
Estas porquerías no son necesarias
qui a encore besoin d'un canapé 3 places et même d'un canapé 2 places? 50% des gens vivent seuls désormais
Nope.
Horrible
Why bother with furniture at all...... You will have Nothing and be Miserable. Bet the pushers of "space saving" Don't aspire to exist like..... That!