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[@elena4811]

The fun part of the BIG projects is seeing the progression of Martina's hair dye

[@simonwhite8474]

Martina dyes her hair ?!😯

[@pugguy02]

@@simonwhite8474no I think it’s natural

[@saragruber1019]

It changes color with her mood😂

[@YellowFella459]

Nah it's all genetics

[@Violetsong222]

@@simonwhite8474 no, her hair is just naturally an ever changing combo of pink/purple

[@Dragondance64]

The mentality to build two separate desks for art and work because the idea of moving a keyboard out of the way all the time is painfully relatable. 😂

[@ficmatagaea7813]

I would love that too.

[@aenor190]

I did the same in my room, a big angle desk, in the corner the computer, on une side art/craft, and the other side has a blanket for my cats to be near me but not on my art supplies! It's still permanently messy tho

Her computer desk setup is clean... NOW. You get all kinds of stuff in there in no time and ain't nobody got time to clear that out every time. Also, art projects usually mean paints, glue and many other possible contaminants, you really don't want any of that around the computer.

[@battlebevy]

I felt so seen.

[@JayofallTrades]

ADHD at its finest so me if i have to do something before my art (besides moving supplies from the drawers to desk) then i no longer wants to do art

[@sora9138]

the amount of work that's being put in to avoid having to do more work in the future is actually somewhat inspiring "I dont wanna have to keep moving my stuff around so I'm gonna give myself enough space so I can just leave everything where I drop it" like ok thats actually genius

[@Manj_J]

Ikr? Now *that's* one hell of a way of showing love for your future self!

[@WBCHelpSaint]

Nori took his supervisor job SERIOUSLY throughout this build for sure

[@nathanbacon5322]

I love how Martina climbs around screaming and jumping like a monkey and her dog just snoozes with no reaction because she is this energized often and this is normal to him.

[@ratsy1302]

I love how Nori is always a Part of the Team. :)

[@jordanmntungwa3311]

Dog doesn't know how to explain to other people that that's how she is all the time

[@cynnie_art]

martina is actually the dog of the family

[@timisme8360]

Scale model ... good idea! I love how Martina is always ready to jump right in while Hans is the voice of reason. You're the perfect team.

[@RomeoRehn]

Great idea and he is always there for the long way.

[@KnubbelKekz]

20:18 That moment of "awwww, she wants snuggles" immediately followed by "no, just popcorn" 😄

[@SumriseHD]

dogs have a hard time eating stuff when lying down

[@pedrobat13]

You could perfectly do these kind of videos a mini-series, to show in more detail what you had to do during the project! That way, we would also have more regular videos to watch. Good job!

[@hallambaker]

If you are going to do pulleys, you really need to be using wire cable, not rope. The issue is not just the friction, it is the ropes stretching.

[@hallambaker]

If you do switch, you will need to replace the delrin pulleys with metal. I put quite a bit of thought into this while planning the hanging of my 11 foot Star Trek Enterprise hero prop in the garage. Probably will be the same weight as your bed. You tube vids of people making various heavy systems all go with wire cables.

[@UnjustifiedRecs]

While id use wire anyway, you can get perfectly fine static rope that won't stretch, it's not cheap but its not something to worry about

[@RealAndySkibba]

This. Cable or static rope.

[@ghomerhust]

plastic coated steel cable would work well

[@agentcrm]

A rigging rope will be fine. Delrin pulleys are also fine, steel pulleys need bearing and those are commonly delrin

[@Starfury1984]

"And now we add some led's" *wood cracking* "And now we fix our mistakes." Classic!

[@Bethany-fo6lt]

I cackled at that one. 🤣

[@lunawolf3645]

I gasped until she said “And now we fix our mistakes.” I would’ve cried and given up on the project right then and there.

[@Wortigon2000]

I really like the pulldown bed above the table idea! It's a gerat way to combine the "empty space" requirements of 2 parts of the room into 1. (empty space above the table, so you have good access to whatever you have there, and empty space above the bed, so you can get in the bed)

[@AbbyDoesZArt]

You could make it so that the railing on the bed folds down so that you could still have your legs over the side if you wanted for gaming and movies and stuff(but it would obviously have a lock on it like the bed does so it doesnt just fall down)

[@Ersonomic]

I’m literally crying but I don’t know why, maybe seeing my dream room perfected actualized, maybe the fact that Marina’s dream room is ALSO my dream room, maybe cause I still remember your office art basement lol. You’ve come so far and you’re the best person to have spent so long watching and so long subscribed to. Thanks for being such a joy, I’ve decided that it’s happy tears :)

[@scottdahl1938]

Good Coffee.

[@HeisenbergFam]

"I also like to play video games" Martina is the most relatable KZbinr of all time

[@EvaClement-ds9mm]

How are you everywhere...

[@hectorvivis3651]

The "You see, I suffer from a chronic condition called laziness" made it for me.

[@FuukPronouns]

@@EvaClement-ds9mm Thats what Im wondering. Like youll go to an Asmon video and there he is, always 1 to 2 or so comments down.

[@Joe___R]

To make the top drawers more useful, I would cut the drawer face down to be just a small lip to keep things from falling out. Then, it is basically a pull out shelf, making it almost as useful as the rest of the drawers.

[@pux0rb]

That final result is incredible. It really has a sense of enclosure, and everything is designed for function and form. You really made no compromises here!

[@Miv51miv51]

Lazy is not a word I'd use to describe you. I wish I had half the energy you have for these projects. Great work again.

[@Andrew-rz9ck]

I agree, if Martima is what is considered lazy im in big trouble.

[@juliusroman8616]

I think she just meant lazy in her day to day life: not wanting to move or lift things. For her work life: she is definitely not lazy!

[@whydouhateme3130]

Real

[@TheDJdesinger]

Same here, as an artist I put a lot of work into projects but don’t want to move things around the house or whatever

[@NerdySalemSays]

Maybe she uses all her energy on her amazing creations so she doesnt have any left for the mundane stuff lmao

[@hunacean]

I know that Martina is off the deep end of arts and crafts, but using a gigantic Viking shield to trace an arch is just on a completely different level. I love it.

[@nbarnes6225]

You should add hinges to the drawer faces for the drawers stuck sideways under the desk. That way, you can access the full drawer.

[@kallusive8986]

18:35 they way the doggo climbed up all because they wanted to be closer to you put a smile on my face. So heartwarming 🥰

[@alicehuseland6846]

“It’s between me and the pulleys” 🚨😂

[@LeoPelozo]

Woop-woop, that's the sound of da pulleys

[@DasChainsaw]

As an artist...I love the idea of the hidden canvas area! I need that in my life right now.

[@pippinfool]

i don't know why I feel this way, but I'm literally crying over this room. It's so awesomely built, so thoughtfully. The fact that its also concepted as a guest room makes me so happy. Bringing a friend over and spending time together in this dream room sounds so cool, also considering that the guest could stay there, omg. I'm actually crying how cool you are and also creative, kind and skillfull. Thank you for this video

[@PearlJam2k6]

Not going to lie, your courage to cover up the peg holes on the shelves is terrifying...I often have to move the height on some of my shelves because not every book fits, or i need to put larger figures on them etc. Martina, you are a chaotic being and thats fascinating. I was thinking, for that ONE troublesome drawer you have under the table, why not cut out an smaller rectangular hole in the side of it (like some 5cm around the edge below the rails/above the base) so you can pull it open and then just rummage through it? Seems easier than just having to snake your hand into it through the top opening.

[@mercy144]

1:07 holy sht that setups SCREAMS galvanized square steel and eco friendly wood veneer.

[@maxkhvostik5733]

I went into the comments just to find this one. Thank you

[@fimbulvetr6129]

Can't forget about screws stolen from your aunt!

[@sor4m00]

only real ones will get this comment

[@iamkid_a]

we desparately needed some galvanized square steel here

[@Violetsong222]

wait that's not as niche from the deepest corners of yt shorts?? OTHER PEOPLE KNOW THAT??!?!?!

[@Alfrebaut]

Now I'm imagining Martina doing work at her desk, hearing a thud behind her, and it's her guest, that rolled over in their sleep, off the bed.

[@connorhillen]

Having two desks is great, not just for laziness. Having different spaces for different tasks is great for a different headspace, even if it's just a different wall. Outstanding build and video! Love seeing you do builds you really benefit from.

[@AlbieStarr]

Love when Martina did the ad and held up four fingers but forgot she didn't have a pinky 😂😂😂 Your videos are too short, guys, we need more!!

[@Praclarus]

What I love most about this setup is that, I watched a lot of tiny house videos because I love how cozy they are but I don't think I want to live in a real tiny house. This video gives an amazing example how I could incorporate those ideas in a regular size house/room.

[@rmdewberry2482]

It's not laziness. Having a dedicated task space can be a great way to prioritize the things you love to do!

[@mashapocalypse5659]

Came here to say this! It also can be a real hurdle for neurodiverse people when the task you want to do comes with prerequisites, like clearing a desk before starting a new project or having to do dishes before cooking. It becomes a high executive function task even though on the surface it's simple

[@rmdewberry2482]

@@mashapocalypse5659 100%! Even small barriers are enough to deter ND folks. We are an ND household and it's been a long time goal to make sure our spaces work for us, not against us.

[@sm_wll]

I would loooooove a budget breakdown! Even though I know you are in Norway and Norwegian prices are what they are, but it is so inspiring to see what we could all do with some elbow grease, tools, wood and paint ! I don't want to minimize your work, not every one can make it as pretty and functional as you did ! But it is really inspiring, and it would be quite interesting to know the cost and time it took you.

[@princecharon]

I find it oddly amusing, but also cool, that you used a viking-like shield to draw circles with.

[@JesseLaneSimpson]

That top drawer under your desk. You could put hinges on it so it falls down. Use a long piano hung to the front face and a spring to hold it up when it’s not folded down. Hopefully this is descriptive enough for you to understand. Or use what they call “fall front hinges”.

[@leeway3739]

Another option would just to remove the drawer and turn that space into a flat cubby.

[@dsolosan]

That's good. I was thinking they could put blankets/extra bedding in those.

[@LoveKonkon]

I was thinking she should just face it outwards haha

[@artlesscalamity348]

I also thought about how they could remove the side of the drawer so that items could just be slid in, and use it to store smaller canvases

[@geoff9727]

Yup came to say the same, fall front hinges on the front of the draw, and then store spare bedding or large flat items.

[@MrBeetsGaming]

I can't even fathom having the kind of patience you 2 have..... I want to give up halfway through assembling furniture, no way I'm making any.

[@woosht4938]

Nori is the chillest dog I have ever seen and I love him for it he balances Martina out

[@lexisalazar3318]

once again, Martina's ability to even envision this in her mind blows me away. I wish I had even half of her creativity!

[@naomilangevin3944]

Hansi is so cute, always happy to be helping and making your guys' spaces exactly the way you want. It's just so cute how much he supports you and your guys' life together.

[@viralent]

Nice transformation. For those 'unuseable' drawers. You could always take them out and put shelves in, though put a false back in so things don't got too far back.

[@ilmarziano]

yeah they would be more usable this way

[@Vamp2D-x-Z]

Inspired by your previous video on the wizard study room, I wanted to turn my room into a fantasy crafting studio. I've been doing this planning for the previous two months. I've planned almost anything. And I was just going to start building that studio in the next three days. And then you dropped this masterpiece. Now what am I supposed to do? 🙆‍♂️🙆‍♂️😬😬

[@ChimasRegal72]

Hanzi's face near the end when showing off the new merch.. just *chef's kiss*

[@bellatadson]

This is the only channel that, if I see a notification about a posted video, I stop whatever I'm doing just to watch the video!! 🤩 And based on the 51 comments for a video posted 1 minute ago, I assume I'm not the only one!! 😅I LOVE your channel, you guys!! ❤

[@spacelizardscruffy4757]

Crazy idea... The "almost useless" top drawer could be modified so the face swings down like a mailbox. Couple hinges, some screws, and a bit of cutting and BOOM usable drawer. 😎

[@_ultraviolett_]

I love that we both had the same exact idea! ^-^ 💜

[@DaleTrevors]

So amazing! And, for real, I see that for the sake of editing you've put 5 months worth of content in one 20-min. episode. Other people would make 5 or 10 episodes of slowly documenting the process. But I know you are always oriented at the result, which has turned out fantastic :) and the video was super satisfying

[@aaronlycantherainbowultima6155]

make the railing fold in to the bottom of the bed frame so that if you just want to sit up there you can

[@AbdulAleemShekhani]

Hansi watching Martina slowly doing over every room in the house :P

[@Urantian666]

I bet someday they end up building the outside as a castle as she always dreamed.

[@andreastyrberg7556]

Good way to keep all furniture as company expenses ;-) I suppose Hansi also got a room - so I would love to see it made also

[@cherrywinterberry]

You know, this is hands down my favourite project you've done. I'm glad you took the time to make it perfect because oh my god it is a dream office/gaming/guest/art/chill room. Literally all the things i would like to have in an extra room its so cute aaaaaaa

[@aardvarksteve1]

Hey Martina, with those top drawers under the computer table, you could build drawers inside them that open on the side 90 degrees from the original drawer. You will lose some of the storage capacity, but it will be easily accessible. Greetings from Australia!

[@JoyouHoli]

Instead of using the top drawer under your desk, you may add a shelf. I would also use the same slat panels you installed above the bed to cover the underneath of the bed.

[@tj2375]

Estimations: You have the same problem of every software project. BUT Trancing arcs with a sheild: most awesome thing ever!

[@thesuperchallengebros]

Haha, yeah! I'm glad someone noticed that too!

[@alexiacool600]

I'm surprised you didn't have a fantasy themed room already 😂

[@shmaxo]

Is that rhetorical, or sarcastic, or simply don't know?

[@Rhitta_R]

@@shmaxohuh🤨

[@Aiko2-26-9]

It turned out so cute as well as functional. I love the かわいい light.

[@Varulfen95]

This video came at exactly the right time! I recently moved and had to put my office, a guestbed and my art supplies all in one now very cluttered room. I felt a bit discouraged by the amount of stuff, but now I'm more confident I can make it work and have a beautiful and functional room. I won't be building a pulley system, but am definitely going to turn the guest bed into a bunk bed with lots of storage underneath. The ceiling isn't high enough to put the desk underneath the bed, but I always need more storage so this is perfect.

[@scottbubb2946]

Why not put a couple hinges on the front panel of the top drawer so the front will open down and you can put stuff in from the front instead of the side?

[@Gogsnik]

My exact thought too. Add a magnet to help hold it shut, job done!!

[@michmirich]

You could put a shelf in place of the top drawer under your desk. I'd also cover the under side of the bed with the same slat panels you put in above it.

[@kshitijvarshney]

A few points I noticed that I thought I'll mention here: 1. As many have pointed out, do not use ropes. Not reliable. Also have failsafe in case a cable, pulley or a frame holder pops. 2. Hopefully the monitor won't interfere with your bed frame when it's lowered in the future when you may upgrade it. Different monitors come with different heights that may or may not be adjustable. Also the viewing angle seems kinda low for a normal desk. 3. You can put channels across the outer edges of the bed frame and at the top, then run straps top down on those channels. With this the straps will be slidable to either sides so that they won't interfere when you're watching something on the projector, will fold whenever the bed frame is up, and will avoid people falling off when sleeping.

[@jordangunnels7590]

I love how happy Martina gets when she accomplished a small task in her bigger goal. Like, we all knew she could do it but seeing herself do it makes her so happy and giddy. Makes me so warm and fuzzy! Keep being awesome guys! Also I am absolutely stealing these ideas if I ever have the chance to make something like this for my daughter

[@gg_Talon]

Music at 7:40 instantly brought me back to the last coffee machine video with Martina dancing to Martina working

[@VIXXlight_VIXXComeBack]

Thank you, now I can't get that image out of my head

[@octopudding]

this is actually the coolest thing ive ever seen, that space was optimized so well and i adore how you can look out the window while you do art.

[@eveypea]

For the hard to use drawer under the desk, I would suggest removing the drawer itself and use the drawer's face panel as a hinged lifting door. This would let you place large awkward items in the second highest drawer. You could also crawl under the desk to see the contents of that second drawer closer to the wall if something is obscuring your view

[@Skyliner03]

Absolutely perfect use of every cm of space in the room, as always, the video of Martina and Hans is amazing

[@toyfreaks]

OMG your Swedish impression @7:30 is so spot on! Very Göteborg sounding

[@scottmurphy3018]

Now time for a man cave for Hansi

[@jaquietun1413]

The way you've optimized the space is INCREDIBLE

[@samanthadean1083]

A *slight* feeling that it would be complete chaos? It’s you, Martina, chaos is guaranteed, but so is the awesomeness!!! ❤️❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@boooksareamazing]

Buy two desks, so you can also have a messy desk that you never clean and a work desk so you don’t feel bad about your room being a mess. Anyway, on a more serious note, your work is incredible as usual. I am incredibly jealous of your pull down bed despite not wanting to sleep above the floor.

[@WulfyFang3]

I'm so jealous of your room, the vibes, the aesthetics, the functionality. I love everything about it

[@681278]

For the top shelving could diy- remove the top drawer and connect the drawer front from the top to the middle and then you just have a much taller drawer that looks almost the same when closed.

[@lifewithjay-den2503]

Legit the best use of space. It's not just used for 1 or 2 things, but for 4. Amazing!!

[@danpage6907]

Martina: I completely understand the problem estimating time needed to accomplish, well, anything. I have ADHD, and one of my symptoms is called "Time Blindness." It's an actual phenomenon that a lot of creative people have to deal with, as we tend not to account for travel time, preparation time, the duration of a given task, or cleanup time with any accuracy. However, I do have a wonderful wife who regularly gives me reminders about budgeting time; from the video, it sounds like Hansi tries to help you out in the same way.

[@SmokeandSpirit]

It turned out soo sick. Like the whole room, your pc, and everything has one cohesive style and it looks soo clean. I love how much consideration you put into utilizing every space you could too. Aside from that, I had a thought, for those top drawers immediately beneath your desk. You could do a u-shaped cut out of the side to make it fairly more accessible without impairing the structural stability of the drawer. Or swap the sideboard of the drawers with a couple L-brackets instead. Then they'd function like shelves when you open them.

[@tbillington]

This turned out amazing. Excellent use of space in a small room. And the canvas storage is genius Martina

[@pedropohren]

Saving this video to show my wife. This is pretty much the kind of setup i want to create in my studio/her library/our gaming room.

[@Commenter339]

I hope that when you bring in the white cryptic clothes set, you will also bring back the black cryptic set, I have been saving up some money and, as a more practical and messy person, I would loveee to have a black one!:)

[@xchrysantha]

I second this! I have the crop sweater and LOVE IT SO MUCH. And I now pine for the joggers lol.

[@zuziagalant6761]

I have never thought about customizing ikea furniture like that! And the way all these tiny holes and gaps between furniture and walls are covered makes my obsessed with perfect fitting everything mind just go 😍. I don’t know why but I expected this room to go full medieval fantasy or cyberpunk aesthetic but this is so pretty I’m obsessed with this! I only wonder about the railing because if you have it, it would be difficult to use this bed as a couch, though as always I’m sure you have an idea for that too. I would love to see what you do with the railing! Also, Nori acting like he’s the one who did all the work and just napping around the whole room is super cute. I guess we all know what’s his favorite space gonna be from now on 😅. Once again I love it!

[@SamRose-rk3of]

This room is a DREAM Martina!! It would be really cool if you painted a mural on the wall behind your bed/desk 😮 it would look SO PRETTY 😱 💜

[@derskalde4973]

I see you discovered the "Löwenzahn" bed for yourself (because its similar to the bed Peter Lustig builds for himself in the TV series Löwenzahn). My one reservation with the setup of this kind of bed, as cool as it is, is the possibility of one of its parts breaking and the whole thing falling down, so I'd be far too afraid to keep expensive stuff, like computers, under there.

[@theresabu3000]

I think she has physical stops there, that prevent the bed from going further down. 🤗😇 I did worry about the monitor at the beginning, but it looks fine now, from a different angle. I don't love that you see the underside of the bed /slats - maybe she could cover that up with not see trough fabric, so it's still breathable? That's only the perfectionist in me though, the rest looks so amazing and definitely her style. 😎🤣

[@harakiri-st5gf]

for the moving bed you could use the modern standing desk motors that pushes them up and down there should be some for your weight amount :)

[@ZephyrMakesArt2]

The canvas corner was way to relatable… Also u ate left no crumbs this is amazing!

[@proksiserver5399]

IT WAS WORTH IT! OMG This is simply the best organization of such a room. I'm shocked that you guys did it yourself! FROM IDEA TO IMPLEMENTATION, EVEN SUCH A CLEAR REFERENCE! I have great admiration for people who know exactly what they want!

[@areksoo]

Love this. It reminds of your old videos when you guys did more home projects like that secret room. I too made a room that's my gaming/TV/art... but changed to office due to COVID room. I too used Ikea furniture for the legs of the desk. I even ran into the exact same problem you have with not getting much access to the top drawer under the table top. I swapped it out for shelves and a door. You guys can go that extra mile of using the drawer fronts as the door, so it doesn't change the aesthetics.

[@BridgetJessup]

What I really like about these videos is the setup, Martina’s hair dye, and the final results. So beautiful😌

[@dakthesnacc2002]

My new years resolution this year was to 'Remove friction from the things I love doing' and seeing this concept with the two desks for gaming and art was incredibly satisfying. I like to say keeping a guitar in every room is good luck, but really it just makes me practice more from convenience

[@craiggordon2502]

For that one draw that is just under the computer desk maybe there are hinges that can make the draw front pull down flat so you can see inside better

[@sospetyo]

For the top drawer, you could remove the drawer and make it a shelf. Not easy to access but you can keep things there you barely need, so it's less annoying to climb under the desk to fish them out

[@Blip_Bluep7807]

8:44 i'm sorry but did she just use a normal coffee maker instead of the two really cool ones she made recently????? Why do you have three coffee makers?!?!?

[@scottdahl1938]

You've just observed a simple fact: Scandinavians like their Joe. It gets them up in the morning and surprisingly relaxes them at night before bed. Of course there's the mid morning and mid day cups. My ma was a Dane but Dad was adopted by Norwegians. Syttende Mai was a parade where the Swedes would line one side of the street and Norwegians the other side. One would throw fireworks at the other who in turn would run out into the street to pick them up, light them up and then throw them back again.

[@francescathomas3502]

I think those 2 fancy coffee makers are at the studio. This video was filmed in her new home, not the studio. You would not want to be forced to carry your coffee maker back and forth between home and work and back again, every day now. Would you? LOL

[@scottdahl1938]

@@francescathomas3502 Now as I noted the coffee pot I hadn't give it a second thought given my last statement. But I think you might have the answer here.👍

[@Astromechy]

Martina, I was thinking about possible solutions to that drawer under the desk that is kind of blocked. I think you could modify the top drawer to have a spring hinge on the bottom of the drawer face plate, so that when you pull out the drawer, you can flip the face down to allow better access.

[@lovetriste777]

The top drawers under the desk, you could take off the fronts and reattach them with hinges so you can still access the space.

[@GreerGoudey]

This is so inspiring. Now I wanna rearrange my room…..again…and I have to applaud your choice in Great British Bake Off. It’s so good!

[@jocelyn248]

Pro Tip: underestimate just how awesome a Martina project is going to be so the video is 100x better!

[@thekoretech]

If you cut your main work surface (left hand side) above the top inaccessible drawer and add two reversed hinges (with a hole to lift up as a catch) you could access the top drawer from this 😉 It will work .. ❤

[@pabloy_]

To get better access to those drawers do like I did: I removed the top drawer and replaced it with shelf and then added baskets there. Easier to pull out and rifle throught them when they are on your desk than trying to fit hand in that small hole.

[@spamuel98]

*Martina:* I suffer from laziness *Also Martina:* Let's build a custom pulley bed and desk so my room can look pretty

[@Crxwned_Thxrnes]

Martina 2025: I turned my House into the Howl's moving castle!

[@ephemeralanomaly8456]

This is amazing! I have been considering getting/making a loft bed (but with stairs because ladders are a pain) for more storage, but this idea of being able to raise and lower the bed is genius too.

[@RageWraith]

This reminds me of the bed/desk setup my dad built me. Makes me want to make something like that where I currently am but I think the room is too small. This design was really well thought through and looks like such a cozy space to hang out in!

[@eldronado]

There's something about multifunctional rooms that tickles my brain just right. The only things triggering my OCD are canvas doors opening "into" the room and not against the wall and the projector not being built into the top bed frame (but I completely understand that projectors need a lot of air to stay cool so it would probably require some additional fans). The idea for the sliding bed is honestly amazing.

[@ChuckleNutts225]

Love it sooooooo much when nerd forge posts

[@lady_draguliana784]

just cut the side of the blocked drawer that's facing you, add a couple small hinges, a rudimentary frame and a spring or 2 and you're golden (OR make it a drawer in a drawer that pulls out perpendicular like those hidden puzzle furniture gags!)

[@missmagic707]

Amazing! Maybe a removable bed rail so you can still sit on it comfortably with your legs off the edge? You can get portable bed rails that slide under the mattress

[@TMAC_burninator]

Upside down Martina is not the energy I expected, but it is what was needed. 😆 That is an amazing transformation of that room! Somehow you always find a way to make your ideas work, and that's inspiring.