9 hidden beds for houses and small apartments

These beds hide in the ceiling or other furniture to save space, add style or blend in.

The need to save space in small houses and apartments has inspired curious projects: the hidden bed he is one of them. The built-in furniture, a reference in the United States in the 50s and 60s, is just another possibility to hide the bed. After all, less space means more creativity when it comes to decorating – and these hideaway beds certainly have innovation to spare:

This bed is fixed to the ceiling and can be moved up and down at any time. Having freed up the space, the headboard fixed to the wall becomes a desk. The piece of furniture is part of Mad Men actor Vincent Kartheiser’s compact home and shares space with a living room, walk-in closet, and open showers.

With a similar concept to Kartheiser’s bed, this one is also raised: the difference is the system of electric motors that facilitate its movement. It hides completely in the ceiling and takes up the same space as the sofa in the living room. Find out more about this apartment project at the link.

Caroline Elkis’ project at Casa COR SP 2015 demonstrates that small apartments can have it all: the bed was one of the solutions found to make the space 21 m².

The 37 m2 of this studio apartment has been used in a different way: the double bed has been hidden under a raised floor. The living room gains space and style with the free entrance to receive visitors during the day and the warmth of the bed during the night.

The Italian brand Clei specializes in concealed furniture. They focus on two different types of projects: hidden beds in offices, to integrate the home office into the bedroom, and hidden beds in sofas.

This set consists of a sofa and a shelf. With just one pull, the set transforms into a double bed, ideal for small apartments or makeshift guest rooms.

To integrate the office into the bedroom, the desk doubles as a bed. With a simple movement one becomes the other and you don’t even have to take things off the table. They stay in place: just pay attention to the height of the objects in relation to the space between the furniture parts.

If a single built-in bed isn’t enough, this Clei model is an office and a bunk bed at the same time.

We have already published articles about a bed that It is also wardrobe – but a bed inside of a wardrobe is new. This was made for a little boy who insisted on sleeping in his parents’ room in an effort to create a space that he liked. It worked!

Source: Terra

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