INCREDIBLE Space Saving Furniture - Murphy Bed Ideas ➤ 3

[@iCreatived]

Were you surprised by some of the innovative designs on this list? Which ones would be a welcome addition to your home? 🤔👍😊

[@DDDDDDD34]

The long table that gets as small as an end table. Is so cool and always loved Murphy beds

[@esnsantos]

Great ideas

[@recoveringsoul755]

I love stuff like this. I was in the hospital ICU with my daughter and her room had one of those hidden toilets. It was absolutely brilliant. Not sure how the plumbing works, seems like it must be flexible, but it flushed and what a great idea. She couldn't walk too well, and I could use it without getting too far away from her bedside.

[@JaneVillanuevamjpv]

Murphy bed, convertible sofa into 2 tiered bed

[@barbrowikstedt9810]

The folding stairs

[@tikej_d_dragon]

1:53 folding table and folding chairs (the mini scotola) 2:33 dormire sofa bunk bed 3:30 tumidei fold (bed in wardrobe) 4:15 flat 3 in 1 smart furniture 5:05 vox big table ( with hidden storage) 5:38 poster bed & bookcase (bed with child's bed and book cases) 6:10 folding staircase and chairs 7:50 hidealoo system (hidden toilet) 8:46 kapi pull down bed in wardrobe 9:20 another smart living room furniture with hidden bed 9:40 and another as above 10:00 and another as above 10:15 and another as above

[@luisgaitero1]

After watching the video advert i was still skeptical. But when i finally downloaded the plans kzbin.infoUgkxZF0EMnrujZvqHhGkxiz559uIABJWR9TG i was very impressed. The whole plan was just as you said in the video. Thank you very much. I now have a large and valuable collection for my woodworks. This is great!

[@OTripleS12]

Imagine trying to get water at night and forget the stairs weren't pulled out

[@amysworld5521]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@maymay5600]

goes splat

[@r0dpm]

well, that person may not need water afterwards...

[@maymay5600]

@@yag._.3398 lol

[@racheldiaz4158]

20dpm they would need some milk

[@patzman2]

The stairway that folds against the wall would be fantastic in a tiny home. So would the bed/sofa idea.

[@deathmeansfreedom1153]

exactly

[@constantinosschinas4503]

i fancy the design but nevertheless pretty useless i would say. usually you can spare space for a fully functional static staircase, especially that steep.

[@MirekFe]

@@constantinosschinas4503 Not entirely useless, imho. These stairs feel and look better than the generic folding attic stairs (especially if they fold out too quickly into your head). Not to mention, these stairs seem safer too.

[@Phredd2k1]

"Where's your bathroom ?" "Second door on the left ." "Where's your toilet ?!" "Under the sink."

[@bobtreduis2737]

N Logan or take it a step further, act like you have no idea what a toilet is.

[@lakalagz]

Bob Treduis jajajaja good one 😂💀

[@ieashuchan9751]

@Vicious M0wie "where your wall" "in my bag"

[@jaboi7709]

First you need to pull the stairs out

[@ColtraneAndRain]

We had the hideaway toilets in the old CCU I worked in. Then we remodeled. That was more than 20 years ago.

[@maec3233]

thats nothing, i have a whole house hidden behind my front door which conveniently folds open.(The door not the house)

[@paracontejo]

Ha ha ha. You're funny.

[@FurnitureFan]

Pop-up books, only life sized 😏

[@LazyCrazyGuy]

Omg I almost 💩 my pants this is so funny Thank you kind sir for making my day.

[@furnable1083]

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[@carolcamp4828]

Those folding stairs are mindblowingly well designed. Would be great for the tiny house craze

[@deleted_215]

What happens when you wake up and feel thirsty only to fall down 3 metres because you forgot the stairs weren’t folded out?

[@mytube5696]

@@deleted_215 Keep a pitcher of water near you lol I don't think ppl need removable stairs to still fall an even longer way lol

[@alilatifovic1628]

Yeah, but they cost like a whole flor

[@jesshothersall]

@@deleted_215 Surely once up, you'd leave the stairs open until you walked down again???

[@christinamyers8447]

Furniture that rich people will not buy and poor people cannot afford to buy.

[@sindre.]

In my previous apartment (which was 44sqm) I had several of these smart furnitures which was incredibly practical and space saving. I had the Goliath table along with the foldable chairs and the Murphy bed tat turned into a 2m wide desk (really great to have as a guest room bed/home office as I rarely had guests and didn't want to waste a room on an extra bed, but I wanted to opportunity to have guests stay over). However, they are pricey. VERY pricey. As I live in Norway I had to import the table. The total cost with 6 chairs was at around $7000 (USD). The bed/desk came at around $2200. That is not consumer friendly. I guess my point is that although I really love furniture like these I am saddened that they aren't made available for people who has to live in smaller apartments due to income restrictions. I hope the likes of Ikea can jump aboard this and develop cost efficient versions.

[@miriamdiaz2740]

Your comment can be very illustrative but in my opinion if you had more than 10 thousand dollars and wanted to furnish a guest room why not have three rooms with cheaper furniture

[@susancurtis1651]

You are absolutely correct, they should be available to the general public at a reasonable price.

[@susancurtis1651]

@@miriamdiaz2740 Because he needed the space for other things.

[@Vasileski88]

If assembling a regular piece of furniture from Ikea was too complicated imagine assembling a murphy bed... In any case I agree with you that the cost is a bit prohibitive.

[@sindre.]

@@miriamdiaz2740 hello, and thank you for the reply. I had kinda forgotten this comment. I live in the capital of Norway. An extra bedroom would not be as cheap as 10k. Probably more in the realm of 70-100k in the area we lived in. Especially if you go from 2 rooms to 3. So 10k was an easier way to capitalize on the space we had. However, there are other factors too of course. Location etc. we opted for a better location rather than bigger place. And the furniture was a nifty thing we found after buying the place. It should be said that when we sold the apartment, we sold the bed/desk unit with it. The sale price went 100k above asking price much due to our renovation. Just showing potential buyers you can utilize a single room into two functions helped a lot. I think my point was that although these furnitures can be really great, I would like to see multifunctional furniture at lower costs for people who could benefit from it.

[@maureenu3047]

Hiding the toilet when someone you don't like invites themselves over. I like it!🙂

[@bcatypical]

Lol...oooo, not nice!

[@w.k.7277]

Then they could sh*t on the floor. Dangerous

[@furnable1083]

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[@fhsowk3033]

2:35 can't be the only one who thought of the Lego Movie right?

[@isabelmcc8357]

나비 yeh I was like what a scam tf

[@SuperiorPenguin]

Oh no no no I thought of it too xD

[@flyingdoughnut5267]

Double decker couch

[@thicc_boi_chris5633]

🤣🤣🤣I went straight to the comments to see if I was the only one or not

[@jenniferp9136]

SAME

[@yourer]

The people who need or want this type of furniture can't afford it. And those who can afford it, don't want it.

[@allal4256]

M M I saw the murphy beds that you can do yourself Inexpensively at www.woodworkerexpress.com. I think around 300 .you probably need to build the frame around it....

[@lindaterrell5535]

Alla L It’s presuming one can build. Or has the tools to build. Or has the wherewithal. I got none of that.

[@livenandlove1980]

Nah. I could see rich people in the Bay area CA wanting this. They're all about minimalism. I wish I was rich though. My apartment is so small.

[@paracontejo]

I agree. I want them in my house but cannot afford the prices.

[@jesshothersall]

@@peterjskn oh yes we do!

[@rochelleyanuzzi9729]

They would be an incredible fit for small spaces.... Just not fit for anyone's budget 😂😂😂

[@acoustic6865]

I agree. These would be too expensive for anyone with an actual small space. And if u have the money, then u probably dont live in such a small space.

[@孫子]

@@acoustic6865 Take a look at Singapore for example. Rich people doesn't have much space either

[@acoustic6865]

@@孫子 While I don't know much about Singapore, I am sure that people that live in less populous areas have more space and are not necessarily rich. Usually housing is only expensive in dense areas where a lot of people live, where a lot of jobs are, etc.

[@孫子]

@@acoustic6865 No way, only rich people get small houses in Singapore. And they still have to return it after 2 years. Normal people live in apartments.

[@FurnitureFan]

Yet. Pretty sure people can build their own and buy them secondhand after a couple of years.

[@gothicshadowstgg]

I am handicapped and live in a very small one bedroom. I could really use some of these space saving options, but can't afford them.

[@makedaanderson]

The tiny house movement would blow up with that folding bamboo staircase

[@Fusiongearz]

That fordable chair flexed a little too much for me to trust sitting on it.

[@fabienneroure9995]

I had the same thought doesn't feel sturdy!

[@FurnitureFan]

"designed to hold the weight of an average person" - before lockdown. Anyone with lockdown belly has to go in the sink.

[@TheMoonEcat]

I liked the last one best. I also liked the table and bench seating that turned into a console table and side tables. So if you could combine, you could have bedroom, living room and dining room in tight. Add the hide-away toilet to give you space in a tiny bathroom with shower and a rvr style kitchen and you have the 1 floor tiny house. Or get the folding stairs to put bedroom/living room and bathroom up stairs with kitchen and dining room downstairs. Oh I forgot I like the sofa to bunkers idea too.

[@ragemodels]

perfect for congested city apts and RVS !!!! Special Shoutout to Italian Designers always ahead of the game!!!!

[@joerogers4227]

Many of these Idea could be used in Travel Trailers and Motor homes.

[@anonymousqwerty100]

Everything is on our bucket list until they tell its price🙂

[@tmwaster8044]

Me thinking I was clever putting boxes under my bed: 👁️👄👁️

[@FurnitureFan]

😅😂🙄

[@itsmeGeorgina]

Stick to that, awesome idea ☺😎

[@Emma-ut8hb]

"Pouches and shelves are great for storing toys and baby items for mothers" 5:48 I think ya'll meant "for parents"

[@iCreatived]

Hi!👋Thanks for your valuable comment.👍😊

[@jadenharrison]

*Toys for mothers*

[@jakestevens3788]

@@jadenharrison hahahahahahaha like vibrators

[@two2young93]

Yeah...that's exactly what they meant.

[@harshadagujar8318]

@N Logannormal ones do

[@tinacreekmore6959]

Just came across your videos. I'm a woman 66y old work construction just retired. Definitely new homes old home basic 2×4 studs, sheetrock . No space. Custom build. High dollar. Love what you're doing and have to offer. Giving me ideas on my own home. Not just this video but other I have watched. I have a creative mind, nothing to compare to you. Now I'm going to house of my dreams.

[@iCreatived]

I'm so glad you like the videos. Thanks you for your precious comment. I hope you get to your dream house as soon as possible. :)

[@courtjester2555]

Is it weird that I want a whole houseful of these items with secret passage hidden rooms?

[@sabirsulehri1782]

no, i want that too

[@beeperu-san]

A guy in China built like around 4-5 functional spaces in one apartment house where he just moves around things to make the room into another space. I remember watching a video of it. Go for it man.

[@marthaharris6276]

Nope. My plan is to fit a mansion in a shoebox, lol. 47 "rooms" in 1,500 sq ft. I finally finished the floor plans after three and a half years, now I have to figure out how to build it on a budget! :D

[@jeongbalsancat]

@@marthaharris6276 wow your idea of a shoebox is 1500 sq ft? I live alone in a 450 sq ft 2be 1ba house and feel it's comfortably cozy..

[@Katie_buggin]

Fluffy sofa!? Looks like a big pillow that can bend

[@two2young93]

Those folding stairs are genius (perfect for tiny houses).

[@FurnitureFan]

Love how they look, but you lose storage. But perfect for a loft over really small corridors.

[@ShelleyM007]

Zev Bianchi gets my vote! Blown away by the beauty, strength & space saving idea of foldaway stairs light enough for one person to carry! Would love to have upstairs cupboards-with these stairs! A Capetonian can dream!

[@natalieitliongfechter6073]

I'm obsessed with space saving furniture!

[@slumberland.mp4]

I have a big space and i still want these

[@abrahkadabra9501]

Unfortunately space saving furniture (or multifunctional furniture) hasn't gone mainstream yet in North America. I think this mainly due to the boomer generation having the biggest purchasing power of any other demographic group.

[@WyattMillion]

Extreme Cheepskets

[@asdfghjklkjhgfdsaqazwsxefh4549]

Wyatt Million *Cheapskates

[@carinaolander3016]

Love these designs! Housing prices in downtown Helsinki are C R A Z Y, so many families end up living in relatively small homes, if they want to stay in the center. I had self built Murphy beds in my previous flat. Used the space as a play area for the kid, and during family gatherings I set up a large dining table for 8 people in the same space! The table top was leaning against the wall (fastened) when not in use 😀 In our new apartment we have a sliding bed under the kids bed, for overnight friends. Also the sofa clics into a bed for more guests. And the dining table converts from 4-seater to 8-seater. These ideas are so useful! We used to plan building a loft, those folding stairs would be perfect for that!

[@littlemisssunshine2931]

Loved Zev Bianchi's folding chair and staircase. Genius.

[@FurnitureFan]

Loved those. Good luck to Zev Bianchi, I hope he gets a manufacturer and sells a lot of them. I would love one for an attic.

[@jenc5547]

Not too surprised by a lot of these designs as van dwellers pretty much have been using them for years. Loved the folding staircase though - that's a total winner for tiny home dwellers.

[@ElizaDolittle]

that sofa/bunk bed is going to give me nightmares

[@AlexJReil]

Eliza Dolittle If it falls at night, you get a guest pancake!

[@silmsadie]

Think step brothers

[@amysworld5521]

@@AlexJReil 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cocoacoolness]

I wouldn't even want to be on the top bunk, would be scary if it fell. Would be better off just having a regular sofa couch....

[@christheother9088]

The hiding toilet is an inconvenience, and I can only imagine the joy of doing maintenance on it.

[@susanolson3611]

These products would be perfect for cities with cramped apartments like Tokyo.

[@richabasak6174]

And Mumbai too

[@christianevanherck6023]

And Hong Kong as well

[@two2young93]

Or New York (studio)

[@DrFillyBlunt]

No thanks, I'll just stay in flyover country.

[@gguybr]

The toilet might be good for airplanes

[@jayd3455]

I’m quite heavy set so I just know half of the foldout furniture shown here will break as soon as I sit or use them lmao. Great ideas and useful objects tho! 😂😌

[@TotallyJuniper]

Yeah, I found it amusing when they said the pull out toilet could support an "average" person's weight. So no heavyweights allowed. Also it looks incredibly unsafe for children, the elderly, and just plain anyone with poor balance. Guess they'll all have to go outside to relieve themselves. Way to be inclusive designers.

[@jayd3455]

@@TotallyJuniper props to them for trying to be innovative tho lol but yeah not so much inclusive 😂

[@LucidDreamer54321]

Put down the five-gallon tub of ice cream and leave the table.

[@jayd3455]

@@LucidDreamer54321 lmaooo I don’t like ice cream like that 🤣 but ok!

[@hyperspaceexplorer5594]

That is "new" to some people. But that is really just the every day lives of most people outside the US. Those has existed since like over some decades ago but does not get attention because the "designers" have yet to see those in real life applications.

[@joan1609]

The designers weren't from the US

[@CyeOutsider]

So many people whining about how expensive this furniture is. The idea is to revolutionise how space is used and have designs like this adopted all around the world which would make them more accessible and affordable.

[@forfoxsake7972]

"Hey buddy, can I use your bathroom?" "Sure! The toilet is under the sink." 😐

[@two2young93]

LOL!

[@largol33t1]

@@two2young93 Just wait until it backs up and floods the entire sink. Then it'll stink worse than wet garbage in the summer. Then the only way to get rid of the stench is to tear out and replace all the wood. Every single building I've lived in has had a toilet fail at least once and the price of the house/apartment has nothing to do with it. And I'm talking the worst: you flush it and everything backs up and spills all over the floor or it splashes EVERYWHERE.

[@jan41300]

@@largol33t1 have you considered that you're the problem? Maybe im just lucky but neither me nor anyone i know has ever had it that bad.

[@jan41300]

@N Logan yikes, no flushing is rule one of tampons and pads

[@Taradays]

@Logan Titus dude my friend's engineering university had a pipe to fix because people were wanking off in the bathroom 😂. It's not water Soluble.

[@angellove2405]

WOW! I LOVE HOW CREATIVE PEOPLE ARE! THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO.

[@shadodragonette]

I want that last bed. My dad would have told me to want in one hand and spit in the other and see which gets full first. I doubt it's in my budget in the next ten years, and by then they will have made something even more wonderful.

[@onefeather2]

What gets me is people buying very small homes and then buying space saving everything to cram all their stuff in. But Murphy beds are the greatest both my Grandma and Two of my aunt's had them and they did not live in small house's, they were Not expensive a way back years ago.❤️

[@Callylily7]

Now that I'm retired, I've given much thought to downsizing. I adore the clean look of the items. A hide away toilet would be great as well as the sink. I have a Murphy bed. It came with my home bought 38 years ago. It's probably nearly 50 years old and has a beautiful design to look like a pretty cabinet. Keep those videos coming. My sister and I are thinking if getting very small places and selling our homes.

[@iCreatived]

Hi!👋Thanks for your valuable comment.👍😊

[@ontoyoualways9183]

When I retire soon, the last thing I want to do is rearrange my furniture several times a day. I can't imagine the bed/couch would be comfy. What if I just hid something away to use the bed? Then need it. Looks like a pain in the rear.

[@susanr5546]

These are all good ideas. Of course some of them are quite expensive, but if you live in a very high rent/high cost city or town, these can be a good trade off. I do own the expanding coffee/dining table at 1:40 minutes in the video. I bought it on Amazon about 4-5 years ago for about $300. It's one of the best purchases I ever made.

[@abrahkadabra9501]

I love these ideas 😍! Some of these designs can be built with a minimum of tools, just a little elbow grease and plenty of imagination!

[@J-o-h-m]

introducing the double decker couch.

[@lisao5021]

ingenious ideas! market them to people in the tiny home market because everyone would love all of these products.

[@Howoldareweanywayyipes]

Good, a toilet that moves... what could possibly go wrong with that?

[@FurnitureFan]

Could be worse, it could be on wheels and start moving.

[@ORSkie]

@@FurnitureFan that would be a commode... Lol 😜

[@LucidDreamer54321]

Any mechanical device can have a part malfunction or wear out. But this kind of toilet is commonly used in patient rooms in hospital intensive care units. The toilets have been found to be very reliable and last for many years.

[@gracestewart115]

I'm surprised they are not using these wonderful creations in the new tiny homes.

[@CJ-im2uu]

7:09 would be great for the tiny houses or attic access. 8:00 Some hospitals use the hidden toilet concept. The shower would be good since most hospital showers are the size of a phone booth. .

[@iCreatived]

Hi!👋Thanks for your valuable comment.👍😊

[@gmanon1181]

These designs are perfect for home office. It allows you to be completely professional and home comfortable.

[@archanagarg3485]

If people can afford this type of furniture they can definitely afford a big house

[@TheRimbaldine]

I love all of those. We own a 2 bedroom city centre flat that we keep well organised and uncluttered, but even so, we have to keep finding smart solutions.

[@squidge125]

I would not sleep on the bottom layer of that sofa bunk bed. Ever.

[@doreenwatson-read]

be either, I wouldn't sleep a wink. I'd end up on the floor beside the bed lol

[@teddy-3765]

I want that rotating bookcase bed for my sewing room!

[@victoriaalbastra6325]

Having this kind of furniture is a great motivator to not gain weight.

[@jennifertsang6385]

Now if these designs were more accessible and economical it would be amazing.

[@LeeirahBrashka]

Saving space or saving energy; I don’t want to have to set all these things up after a long work day. Pretty nifty tho.

[@iCreatived]

Thanks for your comment!👍😊

[@LeeirahBrashka]

🙏🏼the respect is mutual. It reminded me of university dorms and how all these would have been nifty then.

[@maymay5600]

yeah, imagine not pulling out the stairs to get water and you splat on the ground

[@djperryboy]

@@maymay5600 If you close the stairs when you are upstairs then you are not ver intelligent. But sure, someone else might close it

[@maymay5600]

@@djperryboy bruh

[@marissaworsham3062]

I think they have a flexible definition of adult when it comes to the bunk bed couch.

[@largol33t1]

7:58 - NOPE. Very bad idea. Every single building I've lived in has had the toilet fail at least once. It would be a massive headache (and nasty-ass mess) to try fixing that toilet when it has problems.

[@hartsm76]

Now this is information and feedback I'm interested in. Thank you.

[@kaydenpat]

That’s exactly what I was thinking. I wouldn’t want a toilet malfunctioning in my bathroom cabinet.

[@annarecio7402]

Great idea for a camper.

[@lu3ccccii719]

No shit Sherlock

[@sesshamoon]

the keyword is: "average people's weight" it means with use it will probably fall down eventually and meaning that you will have to say no to some guests.

[@warriorbard]

Ok that bunk bed sofa is SO COOL!!! Ironically though, a lot of these transformable furniture are super expensive.

[@realdeal7074]

So cool but couldn't trust that swivel toilet haha or that folded chair but brilliant ideas! Should be available for everyone

[@lukew2745]

This is incredible! Imagine doing this EVERY SINGLE DAY. Great exercise, buy this and forget about the Ring fit adventure

[@weneedmoreconsideratepeopl4006]

Multipurpose furniture great for exercising too 😂

[@michaelkurtz1967]

Learning to live smarter is always wise. Have to draw the line on the hidden toilet. Too much stress there.

[@revasmith3909]

I really love the poster bed and book case. Our bedroom is so small that we could really use the folding furniture.

[@TigerLilyGzzTLRoars]

All ideas are fascinating. Am especially interested in the hide-a-toilet/shower concept. IMPRESSIVE!!

[@DamiensWife52805]

The steps would be great idea for those with little ones to keep them from climbing & possibly falling back down.

[@mli3793]

The thing I wouldn't like with beds that fold up into the wall is that I usually use my bed to rest in the day. Wait for the water to cook - rest in bed, relaxing after a walk - rest in bed, studying but want to lie coozy - rest in bed.

[@mauriceestelle4619]

@N Logan what's the point of having that kind of bed then 😅

[@weneedmoreconsideratepeopl4006]

Exactly. I never understood the point of those space-saving beds when those are the most frequently used. Plus imagine the backache from the repetitive unfolding. It still looks amazing though.

[@elizabethknutson5763]

The super fold away table and bench blew my mind

[@valerief1231]

I like reading the comments where the repetition of “too expensive for students and the rich don’t buy” true, true. Have any of you researched the prices?

[@valerief1231]

I Love You yes! Nailed it 👍

[@rachelsly992]

The video has links for all the prices ..they are super expensive (2000 for a table etc) and slotting and telescoping tech isn't exactly innovative ..

[@valerief1231]

I Love You aww, you miss your Zoom students don’t you. Bless 💜 poor thing grading comments on You Tube like they’re for a grade. It’s ok, you will get thru this #imaboredcritic

[@weneedmoreconsideratepeopl4006]

@I Love You People are being critical because they don't underestimate the designers. They can do so much more if they didn't settle for low standards. So if it seems like people are inconsiderate, it's not, they're just voicing their standards and concerns. Which is necessary for progress to fuel innovation. Tho there are certainly people who act like that just to get a word in. ('m guilty)

[@andreag8666]

Great ideas thank you. Fav was Murphy bed with shelving because it’s functional and looks stylish. Many times designs look cheap. Followed by the white table and seat that expand. Useful

[@TracieSmithpomeranian]

This table is awesome. My daughter and I don't use our dinning table. I can see us using this or a desk which would double as a table as well.

[@dwilson2548]

I like the first one in the morning it's simply a low profile coffee table in the afternoon it is a business conference table and in the end you can satisfy your significant other on that same very table. 😋

[@gregoryeverson741]

man: hold on honey lets switch positions woman: do you mean the table, us, or both?

[@terpine8984]

Imagine not locking the bunk bed couch right and you wake up and see the bed above you slowly descending

[@weirdguy564]

The folding stairs might be a great idea for all of those tiny houses that are getting to be popular.

[@merlynmag]

What a life, always playing Tetris and Lego!

[@lynderherberts2828]

These are so fine! Thanks!

[@ElPirato]

that Hidealoo would look nice in a stealth van

[@dmtjt]

I absolutely love the table with the storage in the middle and interchangeable drawers. This stuff is so amazing. What geniuses these guys are.

[@jeanniemontgomery5959]

It's a NOPE on that hidden toilet 🤣

[@cylltndn7935]

Rather poop in plastic bag...

[@AllwynPhilip]

Hi, could you please tell me the disadvantages you c in the moving loo???

[@recoveringsoul755]

When my daughter was in Intensive care unit, her room had one of those toilets. It was very convenient as she was too weak to walk too far. Loved it. I'm not exactly sure how the plumbing works, must be flexible, but it did flush!!

[@Catbooks]

That last Murphy bed and sofa combo was great! My favourite has to be those amazing folding staircases though. Brilliant.

[@livenandlove1980]

I wonder if I can buy this furniture second hand from a rich person? 🤔I would be down with that.

[@TheRhythmOfLife1972]

Liked the moderator and the speed of the items shown.

[@RaulGarcia-ef6vz]

Notice how people have “space saving furniture” in houses with plenty of space lol

[@iCreatived]

lol Thanks for your comment👍😊

[@ragemodels]

Those are warehouses / Showrooms where they Need the extra space to Display thier innovative Wares!!!!

[@itsmeGeorgina]

Yep, I noticed

[@poestis474]

Probably because they wouldn't be able to fit the cameras in the real place's it is needed.

[@happymaabomusic]

Human beings are too smart, and their creativity is too rich! ! ! 👍👍👍

[@bobbilly2836]

"Hey do you have a toilet" "Naw I do it in the sink" "Was that sarcasm??" "No."

[@DanielaPerez-yp1gb]

WOW SUPER IDEA'S Perfect Designs 👌 The Sofa's are very interesting for me. Greetings to all

[@sagarthorat9175]

Bunk beds are not liked in warm countries which rely on Fans ... The one on the bottom never gets the air...

[@MrOnionRing]

the bamboo folding stairs are PERFECT for a tiny home! the light weight is nice for the trailer weight capacity.

[@DD-zr6fu]

This is gonna save a large space in my wallet

[@Allishaalr]

I really love the swivel bookcase and bed.

[@Bobrogers99]

Most of them are very clever. However, none of the beds use a full-thickness mattress, and the convertible bunk bed was quite thin. I suspect that none of them excel in comfort, so they are best for occasional use only, and for guests you don't want to stay more than one night. Although this furniture may seem to be durable when first bought, when their mechanisms are used frequently some may become loose and less stable. I can see many applications in tiny houses!

[@FurnitureFan]

Agree that some are pretty thin, probably lighter beds meant for children.

[@jillpruett3444]

The bookshelves and bed combined made me think of Young Frankenstein, "Put the candle back!" 😄 Cool stuff for sure.

[@rosagaldamez6730]

I like them all but too expensive.

[@neetanagi3819]

Amazed to know there are some brainy people out there in the world to create wonderful, space-saving, comfy designs.

[@bertbox69]

not brainy,just basic engineering in the concepts, hideously overpriced

[@neetanagi3819]

@@bertbox69 since I am not an engineer, I was fascinated by their ideas. But I got your point 👍🏻

[@bertbox69]

@@neetanagi3819 yeah great stuff,I just wish it was more accessible pricewise

[@kushekpayev]

10:12 Actually most clever idea. Im telling ya as 28 square m studio owner

[@brittishman7870]

Nothing new here! My grandparents had furniture just like this back in the late 60s, only difference being it was built to last unlike the cheap tosh of today aye!

[@johannarivers57]

I love the extendable box seat idea, but the cheapest one I've found so far is US$899+shipping... 😶

[@barbarat5729]

Oh my goodness. Yep. Everyone is correct. Outrageously expensive.

[@TheRealBozz]

"Did you know that memory foam was invented in 1966? That's 10 years before VHS!"

[@FurnitureFan]

I heard that. I think it was for astronauts? To cushion them on take-off and landing maybe?

[@Lilithofeden1]

Folding stairs... a tiny house dream that's wonderful