These are really cool ideas but I have an idea that none of these would save money as this sort of stuff is generally extremely expensive! And a lot of people who live in small spaces - have small spaces because they don’t have a lot of money!
I agree. I have an idea! Don’t live in a city! If there’s one thing COVID lockdowns showed us is that we don’t need to be in a corporate office to be effective. In fact, most people are way more effective and efficient working from home. If you have that kind of job of course. That being said, move out into the suburbs or an even more rural area. Property is cheaper and you generally have much more space. Your quality of life will be way better.
@@jenniferangel4596 there are pe9ple I've seen make fairly cheap version of Murphy beds I would imagine it would be fairly reasonable when you find the studs
1. Bookshelf stairways. 2. Stackable beds. 3. bed table bed. 4. Under the bed closet. 5. Foldable kitchen. 6. Innovation on the old table leafs...on a round table. 7. "Pick chair".: doubles as an artwork holder. 8. Sunken beds. 9. Pool table...that doubles as a dining table. Options for air hockey or table tennis. 10. "Bed up". (Elevator bed). 11. Ping pong table door. 12. Floating bed. 13. Yin Yang curved bunk bed. 14. Pop up kitchen. (Another version of folding kitchen). Brands, pictures, and prices are in the video.
A few of these space saving ideas are used by van lifers to make efficient tiny homes on wheels…. Like the drop down bed. Or the bed over closet…. Actually those, living in vans, would call them beds over garages. Those are some very interesting living/ storage options that I see in this video
Murphy beds were popular back in the day. I rented a studio apartment whilst attending the UW. It had a Murphy Bed which I thought was cool. It also had many cockroaches.
The Sunken Bed just looks to me like a really expensive way to have a nice, solid cotton, futon mattress on the floor. (instead of being ruined by some foldable frame)
I made one just like the thumbnail about 15 years ago. I had a room with vaulted ceilings but little closet space and floor space. It worked out great!
By the way did I miss the part where they showed the entertainment center/closet room thumbnail? That’s why I clicked on this video in the first place and I don’t remember seeing it in the video😮
I love almost everything in the video but it's all to expensive! The next video should be similar but affordable. We are supposed to be saving space so stuff that could fit in a small house, even a tiny house or a house on wheels.♥️🙏
Two thing's. The people that can afford these are not living in small homes. The people living in small homes - like myself - actually find them impractical because they still ironically take up so much space. Especially when you live in the UK when a single bed can easily take up 1/4 of your room space. All of the presentations look fine until you realise they take place in massive bedrooms far larger than perhaps your living room.
Like the folding kitchen. You need space to fold it up and you need space to store it. A kitchen is a space you use every day, folding it is a hassle. Can't really see the use case.
@@leegarnier9396 I could. You should see some of micro apartments in Japan. If you could fold up the kitchen in one of those and gain a square foot or two of floor space that would literally increase your living space by as much as 25% in some of them.
Okay yeah these are pretty cool and clever designs, but can you imagine living with these, like spending extra time unfolding and folding everything back every time you need a snack? Not to mention cleaning it would be a huge chore as they are generally not fit for easy cleaning in long term.
All I can think of with the fusion pool table is Wyrmwood's gaming table. That one even comes with a magnetic slot all around the table that holds the optional cup holders, dice trays, small tables for individual players, etc. And that slot is on both in the inside and outside. And you don't even have to move the game to eat! If you decide for a pizza break, the whole game can be covered up until the food is gone, then brought back out. And did I mention that these tables are all hand-made wooden tables? Yes they are expensive, but oh so worth it. Even the 6 month waiting list is worth it.
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this dude was saying that it cost "ONLY ABOUT 9 GRAND so casually, While my jaw dropped cause i was caught off guard by the price, sheeshhhh 😄, im just tryna save some space in an affordable way lol
I honestly don't understand how the sunken bed saves any space over a regular bed or a mattress on the floor? Or the floating bed???? LOL, you not only have to have room for the bed, but also room for those supporting ? Rods? Wires? This cracks me up. I thought the floating bed was the epitome of silly! Then along came Yin Yang Bed! I can't breathe!
The world is not overpopulated ! The Overlords want you to think that. Cities are sometimes overpopulated but there is plenty of empty land in every country. Don't live in a crowded city !
Dude. That fusion pool table took me back to the one kids gaming table that was a pool table, a tennis table and air hockey table (?). I think it was made by Fischer-Price but I could be wrong. I had one when I was a kid so this gives me a bit of nostalgia.
My bed consists of 9- 4 by 4s bolted together with 4 by 8 sheet plywood. It's solid I can stretch out it cost me $100 to build. No mattress I took several cheap sleeping bags n opened them out. I've bad back n need support. It works for me.
The Ikea stackable beds are nice but there is a weight limit...chubby kids or heavy adults can break the slat, jus sitting on it. The PIA pop up kitchen sounds perfect for a studio apartment of tiny living.....thanks for this video.
Yes...yes, all of these amazing innovations. Because the rich people who have all the space in the world, need to save space for a 70k folding table. It's definitely not the poor in their tiny rat holes that need these innovations.
These are so expensive. Even a “basic” Murphy bed is over $1500, and the hardware to create your own is in the hundreds of dollars. If you can’t afford a decent sized home how can you afford these pieces?
Those who need a foldable kitchen are not going to have a stove. Of course, you'd just use tabletop burners. In most cases, I'm not actually sure where someone would put this. If they are renting out a warehouse, unfinished basement or something, then it would be great, but typically, those who don't have a kitchen wouldn't have the space to fit this, especially unfolded. Those without a kitchen sometimes barely have room for a microwave and minifridge. That one I just don't really understand.
Well, think of a room and a bathroom. You have the Murphy Bed with the table. At night you fold up the kitchen and unfold the Murphy Bed. In the morning you fold up the Murphy Bed (revealing the table) and unfold the kitchen. 2 rooms occupying the same floor space.
I don't like the idea of the books being under each step. One, your books would get all sorts of dirt kicked onto them. Two, if you fail to shelve a book properly, you could take a nasty tumble.
Very interesting ideas which for most people are way too expensive. Additionally, the video neglects to provide vendor contact information. Less useful
I wonder how well these products sell. It would seem that the majority of people that need space saving furniture, might need the furniture cost to save them money. #JustSayin
The expense issue is real. My guess is that if enough people with money (who live in city centers of old cities) became aware and started buying more of these, they would become less expensive/more competitive as demand increases/ they become more common. It’s not likely, but spread these things like memes and you never know what’ll happen!
The couch that can be folded down into a couch is the only space saving one, the rest just move the furniture or thing out of sight you still can't put stuff in front of any of it because then you can't access the furniture
Кровать, которая прячется в стену выглядит неплохо, пока не начнёшь убирать с неё матрас, одеяло, простынь и подушки. После этого перехочется убирать её в стену
Most people that can afford this stuff are NOT living in little homes.
AMEN!
Agreed
No, they are living in tiny apartments in very HCOL cities, like the video said!
@@keepdancingmaria this
Most people cannot afford this at all
These are really cool ideas but I have an idea that none of these would save money as this sort of stuff is generally extremely expensive! And a lot of people who live in small spaces - have small spaces because they don’t have a lot of money!
BUT...if you are innovative and handy with a few tools, it wouldn't be that hard to make!
@@bithiahamariah9139 that’s exactly why I’m watching this
The price of a Murphy bed is really expensive 800 to 3000.
I agree. I have an idea! Don’t live in a city! If there’s one thing COVID lockdowns showed us is that we don’t need to be in a corporate office to be effective. In fact, most people are way more effective and efficient working from home. If you have that kind of job of course. That being said, move out into the suburbs or an even more rural area. Property is cheaper and you generally have much more space. Your quality of life will be way better.
@@jenniferangel4596 there are pe9ple I've seen make fairly cheap version of Murphy beds I would imagine it would be fairly reasonable when you find the studs
bookshelf stairs, not exactly new, my grandfather built them into the stairs and walls of his house back in 1936
1. Bookshelf stairways. 2. Stackable beds. 3. bed table bed. 4. Under the bed closet. 5. Foldable kitchen. 6. Innovation on the old table leafs...on a round table. 7. "Pick chair".: doubles as an artwork holder. 8. Sunken beds. 9. Pool table...that doubles as a dining table. Options for air hockey or table tennis. 10. "Bed up". (Elevator bed). 11. Ping pong table door. 12. Floating bed. 13. Yin Yang curved bunk bed. 14. Pop up kitchen. (Another version of folding kitchen). Brands, pictures, and prices are in the video.
A few of these space saving ideas are used by van lifers to make efficient tiny homes on wheels….
Like the drop down bed.
Or the bed over closet…. Actually those, living in vans, would call them beds over garages.
Those are some very interesting living/ storage options that I see in this video
Murphy beds were popular back in the day. I rented a studio apartment whilst attending the UW. It had a Murphy Bed which I thought was cool. It also had many cockroaches.
@@Kat.Evangeline14
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The Sunken Bed just looks to me like a really expensive way to have a nice, solid cotton, futon mattress on the floor. (instead of being ruined by some foldable frame)
I made one just like the thumbnail about 15 years ago. I had a room with vaulted ceilings but little closet space and floor space. It worked out great!
By the way did I miss the part where they showed the entertainment center/closet room thumbnail? That’s why I clicked on this video in the first place and I don’t remember seeing it in the video😮
I didn't see it either. Stupid click bait thumbnail.
Its called The Living Cube by a Sweedish designer. ua-cam.com/video/_d9_GCYGLhQ/v-deo.html
Everything about this video is click bait. The title says bedrooms, most things were not for the bedroom and some didn’t even save space.
Yeah, I hate clickbait, that was the reason I clicked on this video as well.
I love almost everything in the video but it's all to expensive! The next video should be similar but affordable. We are supposed to be saving space so stuff that could fit in a small house, even a tiny house or a house on wheels.♥️🙏
I want to see a mansion filled with a bunch of these
Two thing's. The people that can afford these are not living in small homes. The people living in small homes - like myself - actually find them impractical because they still ironically take up so much space. Especially when you live in the UK when a single bed can easily take up 1/4 of your room space. All of the presentations look fine until you realise they take place in massive bedrooms far larger than perhaps your living room.
Third thing: That "fusion pool table" thing is stupid. Literally any pool table can be turned into one of those things with a little bit of effort.
A futon sofa makes much more sense. Sofa by day. Bed by night & it doesn't cost too much.
@@pieceofschmidtgamer Why? Don't you like playing pool with extra crumbs and a lake of spilt OJ?
Like the folding kitchen. You need space to fold it up and you need space to store it. A kitchen is a space you use every day, folding it is a hassle. Can't really see the use case.
@@leegarnier9396 I could. You should see some of micro apartments in Japan. If you could fold up the kitchen in one of those and gain a square foot or two of floor space that would literally increase your living space by as much as 25% in some of them.
The BedUP helps the spiders get on your bed more efficiently.
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I would love a Hampton game table/murphy bed combo for my room, lol. Would go perfectly with my Starry Night hanging chairs and ping pong door!
Cheap alternative: Bed on risers with plastic tote storage underneath.
Okay yeah these are pretty cool and clever designs, but can you imagine living with these, like spending extra time unfolding and folding everything back every time you need a snack? Not to mention cleaning it would be a huge chore as they are generally not fit for easy cleaning in long term.
All I can think of with the fusion pool table is Wyrmwood's gaming table. That one even comes with a magnetic slot all around the table that holds the optional cup holders, dice trays, small tables for individual players, etc. And that slot is on both in the inside and outside. And you don't even have to move the game to eat! If you decide for a pizza break, the whole game can be covered up until the food is gone, then brought back out.
And did I mention that these tables are all hand-made wooden tables? Yes they are expensive, but oh so worth it. Even the 6 month waiting list is worth it.
Lol I love when he says stuff like " its only 9 grand "
Man thats like half my annual salary
I would love to have those hanging chairs in the style of Starry Night!
If you can afford any of these you can probably afford to live in a bigger home.
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I have a loft bed what saving space in my own room, under the bet there is my big tv and couch too. 😊
this dude was saying that it cost "ONLY ABOUT 9 GRAND so casually, While my jaw dropped cause i was caught off guard by the price, sheeshhhh 😄, im just tryna save some space in an affordable way lol
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The future is getting better than ever and i love it!
I like the floating bed, save the space but first need a spacious house for it. What’s a great idea?
I honestly don't understand how the sunken bed saves any space over a regular bed or a mattress on the floor?
Or the floating bed???? LOL, you not only have to have room for the bed, but also room for those supporting ? Rods? Wires? This cracks me up.
I thought the floating bed was the epitome of silly! Then along came Yin Yang Bed! I can't breathe!
这里很矛盾的就是，有钱买得起这些高档家具的人不会买，他们会直接买大房子；没钱买大房子的人，也买不起这些家具😢😢
That huge foldable kitchen is silly. Ready for bed, kitchen folded up, stomach growls. Now what? Where's the plumbing?
Well that thumbnail was definitely clickbait.
I’ve been to Tokyo during golden week and omg I’ve never been exhausted just by being around so many people in my life.
The world is not overpopulated !
The Overlords want you to think that.
Cities are sometimes overpopulated but there is plenty of empty land in every country.
Don't live in a crowded city !
@@Kat.Evangeline14 lol I never said it was overpopulated.
what about some galvanized steel borrowed from your aunt?
I would have books in my stairs even if my house was big 😂😅, it’s looks cute❤
Arent' those twin beds stacked on each other called trundle beds? Murphy beds are so cool.
amazing home ideas
THe Folding bedtable is my favourite. ;D
Some AMAZING ideas, but that SUNKEN bed just seems like an ACCIDENT waiting to happen😂🤣😭
😂🤣 Even "furniture" sometimes act "obstinate" and throw "tantrums"! Imagine the calamity!!
Yikes!
Wowww that's wonderful
Pool table +cover turn into collapsible chair
Dude. That fusion pool table took me back to the one kids gaming table that was a pool table, a tennis table and air hockey table (?). I think it was made by Fischer-Price but I could be wrong. I had one when I was a kid so this gives me a bit of nostalgia.
Damn your click bait thumbnail. You didn't even show what would have been the beat solution
That table is amasing!
6:03 The Fletcher Capstan Table-between $50,000 and $70,000! (I think I’ll wait for the IKEA knockoff version.)
Iv goten my fingers caught in transforming barbie furniture in the 80s and it hurt .
I can only imagine how castsraphic it would be on this level !
My bed consists of 9- 4 by 4s bolted together with 4 by 8 sheet plywood. It's solid I can stretch out it cost me $100 to build. No mattress I took several cheap sleeping bags n opened them out. I've bad back n need support. It works for me.
Murphy beds have been known to come down when you least expect it and made the news because of it.
It's giving galvanized square steel 🤭
Where the galvanized square steel at? Eco friendly wooden veneers?
Such cool ideas!!!!!! 💡💡💡
That’s at our opinion luxery is time & space but fantastic reportage
Sooo cool and the speaker sounds like Charlie Sheen :D
Cool video
Imagine, eating in that table and the bed falls 😂
Imagine eating in the same space with the bed. Yikes!
Does it use galvanized steel
Changing the sheets on those sunken beds must be quite the ordeal.
I could see number 11 being a big hit in various Japanese apartments
cant wait to get my own home
I have a bed similar to the Parisot under the bed closet, but mine has the drawers facing the outside so they are accessible at all times.
Captain's Bed Discovery World Furniture?
1:15)Are there doors or covers that drop down and keep people from kicking the books?
The Ikea stackable beds are nice but there is a weight limit...chubby kids or heavy adults can break the slat, jus sitting on it. The PIA pop up kitchen sounds perfect for a studio apartment of tiny living.....thanks for this video.
Click bait thumbnail
Yes...yes, all of these amazing innovations.
Because the rich people who have all the space in the world, need to save space for a 70k folding table.
It's definitely not the poor in their tiny rat holes that need these innovations.
Shades of Auntie Mame! ( the movie with Rosalind Russell) same bed / sofa for the future in-laws 😃
Klick bait thumbnail image not even in this video.
the under the bed closet can be good for hiding from Zombies in a real life outbreak (that will never happen) or intruders
I'd be tripping over those cables on the floating bed all the time
How is a million dollar floating bed space saving?
Space is the least of our problems. Price gouging and inflation is the real issue
Cool!
some materials looks very expensive for someone who lives in a small studio with poor revenues ^^
These are so expensive. Even a “basic” Murphy bed is over $1500, and the hardware to create your own is in the hundreds of dollars. If you can’t afford a decent sized home how can you afford these pieces?
Those who need a foldable kitchen are not going to have a stove. Of course, you'd just use tabletop burners. In most cases, I'm not actually sure where someone would put this. If they are renting out a warehouse, unfinished basement or something, then it would be great, but typically, those who don't have a kitchen wouldn't have the space to fit this, especially unfolded. Those without a kitchen sometimes barely have room for a microwave and minifridge. That one I just don't really understand.
Well, think of a room and a bathroom. You have the Murphy Bed with the table. At night you fold up the kitchen and unfold the Murphy Bed. In the morning you fold up the Murphy Bed (revealing the table) and unfold the kitchen.
2 rooms occupying the same floor space.
@@keepdancingmaria Yeah, I guess it depends on the layout. Maybe it could do something. Sounds really exhausting.
@@SocialLocust It is more than my old joints would enjoy, for sure!
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I don't like the idea of the books being under each step. One, your books would get all sorts of dirt kicked onto them. Two, if you fail to shelve a book properly, you could take a nasty tumble.
The sunken bed looks really hard to make. Hard on the back.
I love the under the bed closet at timestamp 3:42. Are you able to customize the height to make it shorter?
floating bed doesn’t fall into the category of space saving. the cables require a large room. this should not be in the list.
不錯 不過我有錢買這個不如買大一點的房子
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This pool table or anything converted to tables, it will be desastrous if you get a oranges spill on it
People who make 6 figures can afford this kind of stuff, unless they are real handy with tools and stuff.
billiard bedroom dream come true
Line snap on the magnetic bed and smashes the sleeper as the poles switch lol
Very interesting ideas which for most people are way too expensive. Additionally, the video neglects to provide vendor contact information. Less useful
We have sunken beds in Korea. We call them Yo (or as the Japanese call them, futons)
Cool furniture I can't afford
🤣 I feel ya
I wonder how well these products sell. It would seem that the majority of people that need space saving furniture, might need the furniture cost to save them money. #JustSayin
How the hell do you make the sunken bed? I am thinking scraped knuckles every time.
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The expense issue is real. My guess is that if enough people with money (who live in city centers of old cities) became aware and started buying more of these, they would become less expensive/more competitive as demand increases/ they become more common.
It’s not likely, but spread these things like memes and you never know what’ll happen!
The couch that can be folded down into a couch is the only space saving one, the rest just move the furniture or thing out of sight you still can't put stuff in front of any of it because then you can't access the furniture
7:07 70k$ for that table? who is dumb enough to buy this?
Corporations. Remember that since it's round, the room needs to be huge, in all directions, as it opens.
only 9 grand
just a scratch in me wallet
Good display, where can the round leaf table we had and cost
The Fletcher Capstan Table-between $50,000 and $70,000!
Кровать, которая прячется в стену выглядит неплохо, пока не начнёшь убирать с неё матрас, одеяло, простынь и подушки. После этого перехочется убирать её в стену
People who can afford this kind of stuff dont live in little homes
Wow
Great ideas, but so expensive the people who need them can't afford them, and the people who can afford them don't need them.