Smart Furniture with Ingenious Space Saving Design Ideas

[@iCreatived]

Which of these ingenious designs did you like the most?

[@Radio4ManLeics]

The bed with the modular room etc underneath it. And the Murphy double

[@hittrennathompson8286]

The living cube and the sofabed

[@hittrennathompson8286]

I also like Murphy bed

[@Mr.Brainrot]

😊

[@Mikesnipes2021]

The living cube. Maximizes your space.

[@joekusnier4774]

I am a beginner to woodwork, the main test I have with this bundle kzbin.infoUgkxTNB_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.

[@mog-gyveroneill2500]

The best thing about these videos is that it inspires ('borrow' the ideas..!) me to make my own space saving furniture because there's no way I can afford these!

[@kathyking9928]

I loved the table that stored the chairs. I could use that!!

[@paulorth2251]

The Murphy Beds are my personal favorites, gaining the floor space in a room is definitely worth it.

[@enstantli]

If you are rich, you will not buy this furniture ; however if you have a need of this furniture, you need to become rich

[@GoodBoyGoneDad]

Exactly. The companies don't realize that most people who need these things do not have a lot of money and therefore cannot afford them. Probably why some of them are out of business already.

[@hittrennathompson8286]

LOL !

[@hittrennathompson8286]

LOL !!!... indeed

[@aaronrodgers9202]

Oh the paradox of life

[@aileensutton4977]

😂😂true true

[@mmariemarkel7482]

Again I like them all. The more things they do the better i like. Would love to see adaptive devices to make living easier for those who are mobility challenged.

[@bessieoriotis5104]

These ideas are all great. We save on floor space and it's more comfortable and economical on the budget to enjoy our lives and have the necessities we need. It is practical and minimalist and frugalist as well. It also takes into account people's age and health. Some of us don't want to spend years cleaning though we want things clean and some of us no longer have the energy to spend more time trying to keep everything perfect.

[@riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiip]

Tell me this isn't a paid comment with lots of buzzwords without telling me this isn't a paid comment with lots of buzzwords 🤣 I've looked at every one of these websites and all these items are expensive as hell. You need to be making six figures minimum to afford this crap. Not only that but a lot of it looks cheaply made with low quality Chinese parts.

[@kntwing23]

i also loved the small island kitchen table..

[@chuksluckas8096]

love the furnitures especially the trojan table and the black sofa by rolf bence they meet the full utilisation of space from my perspective

[@patriciastern9430]

The Living Cube stopped being manufactured in 2017. Too bad, it looks like a great idea.

[@GoodBoyGoneDad]

It was a great idea, but extremely overpriced. The model they show in this video was like $6,000+. It's difficult to be a successful business when over 90% of potential clients are unable to afford your products. Their cheapest bare bones cube started at over $2,500 and quickly went up in price. Assembly and disassembly was reportedly a nightmare, so not great for short-term rentals despite them trying to pitch it as being great for college students.

[@ShadeSlayer1911]

@@GoodBoyGoneDad That's the confusing irony I find with many of these space-saving ideas. They're clearly meant for people who live in limited spaces, which usually means people who don't have the money to afford a larger living space. But if they can't afford larger living space, then how can they afford such expensive space-saving furniture. And the people who can afford the overpriced space-saving furniture likely has little need for space-saving furniture, because space is not something they are limited in. I do wonder what the actual clientele is meant to be for these items. Whoa re these items meant for?

[@Radio4ManLeics]

Desk with fitted white board looks nice - but only if you are right handed!

[@almarans6885]

Sound fantastic ideas, specially the Murphy bed, a great Xtra when visitors arrived . Nedd to furnish my new place and will need to select and get prices to adjust to a budget and at the same time have a place w/ the last modern features. Thank you for such a interesting and explanatory video. Hope to see more wonderful ideas in your next.Siempre Alma

[@pammarquis1589]

We can but dream,😂 great ideas.

[@pamcolechadwell1302]

Amazing, too bad they're all too expensive for most!

[@cindyfreeman9642]

Loved the dinning table and kids bunk bed 👍

[@furbysmith3240]

I have a version of the 1st table I bought over 30 years ago, mine is actually wood and also has small drawers under the chair storage area.

[@deadliza2034]

The " Living Cube " idea came out in the 70's and was featured in the book High Tech . .

[@ArchDuke_JD]

These products would make a lot of sense in places like Tokyo

[@wandajanetrusett]

Table ideas good idea, Sofa good idea,Kitchen ideas

[@kntwing23]

i loved the sofa bed in the last video ... what price does it cost?how big is it? i need that in my room??

[@TheBohemianStyle]

All furniture is fantastic ideas that I need in my home, but not affordable for low income individual.

[@ceciliakhoo791]

I love those sofa is good, if this design at Malaysia will be great

[@levibates]

Genius designs

[@wh8779]

Love the living cube is it purchasable or do you have to build it yourself

[@mewletter]

Sadly they stopped manufacturing in 2017. You could hire a carpenter to make something similar I guess

[@cokesquirrel]

Those all look absolutely terrific but certainly none of them look affordable

[@teztechnique3684]

Ñìçè loved the living cube

[@Gobra5]

Drop leaf tables have been a thing a for decades!

[@MsPatriotx]

1st table I bought in Little Tokyo.

[@marymosqueda8220]

I love it

[@cosh5]

The gateleg table with storage for chairs isn't new. Those tables, with drawers for cutlery too, have been common for 100+ years!

[@bppnm6630]

Genius Design

[@togochubbs2171]

Why's there a guy behind the mirror next to the living cube? At 3:58 😂

[@rev.elsiecompo4542]

So affordable and space saving ideas

[@adnel4142]

Disgustingly expensive!

[@khoudiagaye6896]

Interressant. Es ce que vous vendez des articles au senegal

[@mg2346]

great video

[@Ramon609]

Nice video the only complaint i have is the ear piercing S sound you make every time there is an S or C in a word but pronounced as an S.. had to lower the video down to 30% because my ear drums were starting to hurt

[@AOFenix]

I thought I saw someone in a Bigfoot costume at the beginning there.

[@incrediblecat8675]

Самый первый стол - книжка в СССР в каждом доме был. И не один. Сейчас ни у кого почти нет, только на даче

[@cindyfreeman9642]

Where can you buy any of these items

[@user-ws3vi1bp6u]

The first table is an old Soviet Union style.. Like 50 years old (at least). The table itself is extremely hard to move around

[@nanaboateng726]

Interesting

[@alansaavedra3825]

Rich people don't need it. Poor people can't afford it.

[@ellendieringer8418]

Do you realize, only about two of the items in this video are accessible by the links below? Could not even shop on most of them.

[@iCreatived]

I only share interesting and creative designs. My purpose is not to advertise or sell products. Thanks for your comment. I wish all of them were sold through the relevant links, especially the ones you liked. Sorry for that!

[@GoodBoyGoneDad]

Convertible furniture IS great for people with limited space. Too bad it costs 10× more than regular furniture. That twin Murphy bunkbed costs $6,000 and it doesn't even include shipping!

[@МаксимТарасенко-з7и]

Ребята так держать, всё проекты супер, не ходите ли в России, филиалы открыть, и доступность для всех граждан в России делать. Веть дальнейшее будущее за Россией будет. Веть итальянцы в России не плохо закрепились в России, им на плевать на политику.. И работающие Россияне не плохо зарабатывают.. Сейчас многие переезжают в Россию, и люди со здравым смыслом и умные., и им наплевать на политику. И умножить и приукрасить Россию. А так желаю успехов и процветания вам.. 👍😇

[@JoseLopez-sc1rh]

Hi, have a website to the store.... Thank you.....

[@adamofboise5147]

Good designs, but in practice most of this stuff is flimsy and outrageously expensive which makes it very impractical.

[@BovinaeTaurus]

Смешно увидеть стол-книжку из СССР)

[@terryhunt8019]

IT WOOD BE NICE IF YOU WOOD SAY THE PRICE OF WHAT IT WOOD COST

[@elainecannavo9072]

It never gives a price and I love this Furniture I live in a 1 bedroom apt with very !imited space. Were can I find this Furniture to order. Help in a small space.

[@tajhayes7841]

Actually ALOT of these designs were designed by ppl who believe " Need Is The Mother Of ALL Invention" thus many of these designs were thght up by ppl in Need, like ppl who designed interiors 4 camper vans & 2 convert school buses in2 living quarters on wheels. Really all u need is plywood, formica, some hardware & fold out table legs etc.

[@claudiakarl7888]

Number is old - IKEA has one like that for years.

[@sisidyulgeryan4965]

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[@GalTiAn38]

1:00 Lol, in 2k23 Americans finally invented Soviet table.

[@tracykaebisch993]

I thought the description of the table that can be lifted by a "fragile girl" was in Russian. Then the rubles price gave it away.

[@HMCrazySS]

"you're exactly whom this next product was built for." No. Just, no. I'm pretty sure you mean "You're exactly WHO this next product was built for." and I'll excuse ending on a preposition as that's common grammar if formally frowned upon. if you would like to use whom or are attempting to avoid ending in a preposition the proper sentence structure would be "you're exactly FOR WHOM this next product was built."

[@adnel4142]

Yawn!

[@_darquan]

ROFL, innovative design, my a-s, 1. soviet book-table, 2, Harry Potter's bedroom, 3, another book-table! 4, engineers drawing board from two centuries ago, 5, okay, impractical like hell, but okay, 6 - hey I had this one 1980s, they called it Czech-wall-wardrobe or something. Comes with vinyl, too! 7. another 1980s sofa-bed piece. how's that INNOVATIVE, please? ah it's from Moldova, that explains a lot. 8 ... okay, unfoldable bed at least they are cheap. only very handy men could make these for soviet union... 9.. Ah, now those titles in Russian explain a lot where the inspiration came from. Right. Soviet style never died. 10,11,12 are at least less heard of.

[@katvig1274]

who are not these two

[@goodiegoodiegumdrops]

Add prices so we can see how pointless these are

[@KasparMeibom]

All

[@infinitecarter5562]

Hrr