OK, now if you truly live in a closet, as many claim to, you obviously need one of these. By day, this modern take on the murphy bed features a long desk that can accommodate all your home office needs. By night, the back wall of the office space folds down to reveal a twin mattress. The office table simply slides down to ground level, so you don't have to remove any of your heavy office peripherals.
One more photo of the thing in action after the jump...





super smart. wonder how comfy the bed really is though
view sweetiebox's profile
Wow they should put those in dorms instead of those bulky desks and beds.
But yes, is it comfy?
view Marie-Eve's profile
My guess is that you supply your own mattress.
My concern with this is the cables...i mean how do i string the power cables to an outlet without them getting caught?
view Jose A's profile
They've quite a few neat European folding beds, including one that folds down from a bar. The lack of interest from college students doesn't surprise me, Murphy beds are always expensive, 'specially these Euro models.
view Javarod's profile
I came across this post after searching for "murphy bed in little apartments." This product seems fairly interesting, but does it come in other sizes? I would want a queen and not a twin.
My husband and I have been searching the market for both a Green murphy bed and also one that is reasonably priced, but still looks great. I will admit, a lot harder to find than we originally thought.
I had a glimmer of hope when I saw this product, but it seems a little complicated to set up. We did also find this company called Old Creek, who makes green beds, the one we are draw to is called the Noir.
Any thoughts on this one?
http://www.wallbedfactory.com
Noir: http://www.wallbedfactory.com/furniture/murphy-beds/noir-murphy-bed
Thanks!
view littleshopper's profile
Great idea but you should also look at Clei.
http://www.clei.it/home.php?lang=en
view JPK's profile
i've been looking at the website for god knows how long marveling at these cool beds! they're hella expensive, and i question the comfort of the mattresses but they're just so damn cool! i really love the bunk beds and the "Twirly Bed" which is bed/bookcase/table.
it's like furniture transformers!
view abbatron's profile
Of course college students aren't interested. College students are interested in anything costing less than $50, not more than $3,000.
view seraph's profile
Not to beat a dead horse - but the kind of college kids who have parents that can and will afford to spring for this bed don't live in small dorm rooms :P
view bitterepiphany's profile
Personally, I think this is ugly as a desk and a bed. Also, of course college students aren't interested, regardless of the pricetag, because most college students would prefer to be on their bed and using their computer at the same time.
view PhoebeArt's profile
I was looking to change some of the beds in the house. This type of bed works perfect for my son's room which is very little and like this we can make good use of space. Can you tell me where can i find one and how much would it cost?
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