Incredibly Ingenious Hidden Rooms and Secret Furniture

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How to save a lot of space.
Do you know that even the smallest apartment can be filled with the latest technology functionality while creating cozy living conditions? The flight of engineering thought and human ingenuity create real masterpieces, many of which subsequently go into mass production. Creative minds work hard to find the most unexpected, bright, and popular solutions in the modern world, thus creating homemade crafts that excite the imagination. In this episode, we have prepared for you the most non-standard and functional solutions, from smart ultra-modern inventions to designs that you can make yourself by using patience, creativity, and a set of necessary tools! Now, let's become real designers and go in search of the most original solutions to save space!
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[@scootermom1791]

The moveable ladder is genius! Why don't you guys include links to the products? 🤔🙄

[@boedilllard5952]

Just about everything here says FUTON for people with money. Look it is an uncomfortable couch by day but VOILA it is an uncomfortable bed by night!

[@BKPrice]

Save thousands by getting a smaller home. Spends thousands to make that smaller home fit more stuff.

[@rosyebbasta3441]

Ma veramente. 😂

[@janysmahoney1271]

Love secret rooms, ever since the 16th Century Castle films; any1 who has 1, good on u...

[@tacolover5000]

no but i love marijuana

[@KZ-np8fz]

How does the actual plumbing work for the toilet that comes put from the cabinet???

[@reneedubuc3712]

2:05 I want this in a studio 😍 5:28 I need this in my kitchen 7:12: I need this in a studio

[@luongngoihatthai]

*Wow! Great video 😍*

[@user-pinckneysux]

I need that ladder!

[@carrot1977]

That smartbed needs to have blackout shades for the people that work overnights 😅

[@patriciajrs46]

I love that secret, hidey-hole table, and compartments.

[@DavyNARDI-bu8qb]

Le progrès quand même c'est beau je trouve.

[@laurazonoozi7838]

Amazing ideas

[@bzactv]

Thank you for sharing the video it's very interesting, I didn't waste my time watching it

[@karlenedryer2855]

Is it possible to provide a link to some of these options? I am interested in the shoe cabinet.

[@thom8577]

"Such" a video would be great for a drinking game.

[@atsukorichards1675]

停電時に電動式のものは使用不可になるのでは?

[@Rin-ig3ci]

Every time I see a "space saving" idea that just hides away stuff, I just think to myself "You know, by hiding it away you are now using at least twice as much space for that object, the space in which it is used and the space in which it is hidden." Most people don't realize that in order to "hide away" something into a wall or floor or whatever, that wall must become that much thicker, because now it not only acts as a wall with structure and purposeful design but also a closet that is specially designed to do only 1 thing that may only be temporary. Once you start building things like a TV or a pool table or a desk into the very structure of a room, that room will then always revolve around that object, thus becoming a less flexible room. Sure, by hiding stuff away you temporarily gain a larger space for you to move around in, but it's not like the stuff you hide just magically shrinks or dissapears. The stuff is still taking up space, you just can't see it as well anymore. BTW, space saving in this manner of "hiding things away" only works if you can afford the extra space to "hide it away". So rich people who have problems with looking at "clutter" which normally belongs in a room, are probably the best and maybe the only customer for those ideas. Also, I find that too many space saving designs are designed to make you take more time to do normal everyday tasks. Just think about it, if you are annoyed by how much time it takes to make your bed every morning, just think how much time it would take to BUILD that bed every night AND morning. If you are like me and you use your desk every single day, how often are you going to be inclined to dismantle that desk? So, i feel like any "space saving designs" which hide away things people would probably use on a regular basis is just a way of making people take more time to do the same tasks in exchange for a little extra breathing space every now and again. I totally get that you don't need a massive dining table every day, and it helps to have one which can adjust to the situation, and it's nice to have an extra table on hand when you need one, and there's a reason why fold out couches have stuck around for so long because you never know when you might have company over even though you don't have an extra room for them. So periodic things that don't always get used make sense for space saving ideas at least, but when you start hiding away a stove or microwave or a desk..... you are just making every day life more troublesome than it has to be just so it can look "cleaner" every so often. Ok, now that that is said, I can also agree that the only exception to all of the normal use stuff is when you are living in a Japanese sized apartment where you are lucky just to have a separate room for the bathroom and everything else must fit in a room no bigger than a small bedroom. In which case, space saving has to be planned EXTREMELY well in order for everything to work without compromising functionality and without using the contradictory "space hiding". I like my house more tiddy than the next guy, but I know when too far is too far. Now amount of OCD is going to make my pocket any bigger for any of this less efficient bullshit. (P.S. I like my desktop computer, regardless, so I'd really like to see a "space saving" desk that accommodates more than a dinky laptop that still has to find a home someplace else at the end of the day. All in one computers are only for those who just want a phone that looks like a computer, same goes for micro pc's and shit. My phone can do everything those things can do and it's way more portable and it lives longer.)

[@gardenjoy5223]

At 22: 43 the 'window-pane-wall' shoes incredible opportunities for privacy or not.

[@mariamariasharp8563]

Very nice! Please provide the links to the different producers.

[@comfortouch]

1001 ways to show a Murphy's bed. SMH

[@danielleferrelll6189]

The exact 💯 layout

[@arianabel5510]

Maravillha 👋👋👋👋

[@rosyebbasta3441]

Pazzesco. 😮

[@khanysafan1705]

A lot of repeating

[@HolmatovUmedjon1774]

👏👏👍👍👍💯💯💯💯

[@Gio.761]

Wow

[@AshMartin773]

I need to know where to get that sculpture/chaise lounge at 4:01!

[@2nd_of_3]

A lot of these Hacks are from Tiny house Nation..

[@user-pinckneysux]

Way over PatNorton’s head!

[@franktuckwell196]

Get home slightly worse for wear and sleep on the floor having a powercut and loss of memory as to where anything is?

[@yurikoaya255]

still people wanted to watch TV?

[@kevinlightner9057]

STOP NARATING

[@huzaifazkansa]

Underground garage i fear because flood.

[@user-pinckneysux]

Wow. This makes everything that SunGlo Fire Restoration did for me look soooooooo lame. Major disappointment.

[@monieluvs4125]

Love (not really 🤨) that you steal so much context from the BE AMAZED CHANNEL!! They at least make sure to add in the names of the products if you read the transcript. They have also received permission to showcase what they share. But not you!! You copy/paste stolen material & just sloppily put it together & of course don't even bother to add in the product's information. Shame on you! Last time I watch your channels stolen merchandise ✌😂🙋‍♀️🏃‍♀️

[@lawrencejneuser8801]

I sorry I wasted my time, you won't see me again in another video, especially with junk made out of flake board.

[@lawrencejneuser8801]

BS

[@NothingToNoOneInParticular]

You ruin the video by speaking over it.