Do hidden beds excite you? Then this one’s for you! Discover some great hidden bed ideas that will transform your whole home decor. This amazing trick is used by many homeowners around the globe. Especially the ones who have limited space and want to eliminate extra furniture during the day.
Above, for instance, you can see a bed that rolls underneath an elevated living area by POINT Architecture. A hidden bed is a great solution for maximizing a small space, and bringing great bedroom ideas to life, as you can see. It will instantly make any part of your home look bigger and more open. So, are you ready to discover some great ideas? Let’s dive right in.
Hidden beds and ideas to follow
Move over Murphy bed! Hiddenbed creates space as it interchanges quickly and effortlessly between a comfortable bed and a full-size workstation. Ideal for small spaces, condominiums, kids’ rooms, offices, cottages, student housing and in rooms accommodating occasional guests.
The Poppi Theatre Space Saving System consists of a twin wall bed beside book/media shelf with a large sliding door on the front designed to mount a flat screen TV. This door slides in front of the closed bed in the daytime configuration or the shelves at night. This system is available with an optional folding headboard and comes with fully integrated wiring and surge protector.
This roll-out is a charming original feature built into an armoire unit in the main room. When closed, the bed tucks under counters in the kitchen and walk-in closet.
If you want even more inspiration also make sure to check Top 10 Bunk Beds. Whatever you case, you will definitely find something worth trying in our categories. Navigate through the many ideas we provide you with, and let us know about your opinion or the result of implementing them.
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Another great hidden bed is Zoom-Room (www. Zoom-Room.com), the electronic, remote controlled, retractable Murphy Bed. Unlike traditional Murphy Beds, it rolls down from behind a cabinet at the touch of a button, so you can put a flat screen TV in front and no one knows there’s a bed in there. It comes with standard or custom millwork and fits any decor. It’s similar to the POINT Architecture bed at the top of the list, but you don’t need the space in back. When retracted, it sits vertically in the cabinet (and you only need 2′ of depth).