well said !

Lol yeah

Not when a sq meter is 5k usd

So accurate

agreed

Sebastian Trofin ikr

Oh my goodness Sebastian, that was too funny and true! I can see that happening to me as well Sigh!! LOL!!!!

True, needs a hatch!

OMG yes thats ME!!!

Yes that would suck but how many times doing that before you learn? 😃😆

TheDrB0B lollllllllllllll

correct English is when my sisters and I visited not the other way around you are showing non-education by speaking that way

LMBO

facciaditosta non-education is not a word

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Then make it yourself.

These are prototypes. People should be able to duplicate some of these designs on a budget and save space, thus saving the expense of heating and cooling larger rooms.

LOL!

Did he say how much this would cost? I did not hear him say how much it cost. I guess I need to watch it again.

novadeus777 😂🤪

hahaaa.....

ok now for the water bed lolll

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Yeah. There are different groups of people and the group that would go through the motions of transforming the beds daily is prolly smaller than the group who would get tired of doing it. The sell pitch needs to reflect that, dropping the drama the bed space is 'dead'. We spend a tremendous portion of our lives in and on our beds. No, beds don't just sit there and do nothing. Actually, he needs to drop all patronising talk. People are not that dumb. The best vids on products usually have minimal to no narration. The actions explain the obvious.

Me too. The idea that people only use beds to sleep in is unrealistic.

@@gelbsucht947 . Gelbsucht ? i had that as a child .

Marianne Lottes sorry to hear that. Hope you’re recovered now.

@@gelbsucht947 . oh yes . i recovered . it was 60 years ago .

JVIPER88 Would be great for people that like to eat in bed.

People (like me) already live in very small places, with no bedrooms (one room for everything : kitchen etc.) So why not optimize it ??? Like, we're ALREADY living in this "overpriced urban area" era where we live in bunny cages. Might as well optimize them

Think about it though, space saving doesn't have to cost a ton. You can get a futon for like $200 at Ikea and lots of other space saving pieces for cheap. When I got married 8 years ago we went to Ikea because it was all we could afford. We still go to Ikea because you get good value for space saving furniture, it helps when you live in LA.

Fantastic!!! Great ideas!!

Good point! Hadn't thought of that!

+Shastry Sm - Absolutely. Instead of paying sky high prices for square footage, now we'll put it into the furniture. They don't publish prices. I'll bet the cost is as much as buying the square foot in a pretty decent sized city.

@@RichardChappell1 But when you move you can take the furniture with you, so the investment compounds with every move you make where you don't need as much space as you would otherwise have needed. Or if your kids are now teenagers but you can't afford to move to obtain more space so everyone isn't on top of each other.

1) furniture deteriorates with use - and in particular moves. If move more than a couple of times, your investment has little value. 2) If you can't afford more space, then you can't afford this furniture.

@@RichardChappell1 if you really believe this furniture costs the same a square footage, you must live in a small town in a flyover state.

@@bengali481 - Maybe you haven't evaluated the price of that furniture...

It is the leftist assumption and world view of the pressenter in the beginning that people don't agree with. Also, this set up works best for single or un married couples. Other than that it becomes old and uncomfarotable quickly. Much rather live in an RV.

@@MorainStaria Yep it attempting to shame people for wanting decent size housing that can comfortably accomode their own needs. Furthemore it almost hints that people with large homes should partition their homes into hostels to save space. Now, I love this furniture. It is fun if this is what you want for getaway in the city or a small space, or room conversions for the occcational desk or divorced weekend parenting. But it is not ideal for a permantnt living situation, unless you are one or two people. A family should not have to go through constant conversions to utilize their space. It is not practica and it lacks privacy. If someone is tired or sick and wants to be in bed, and your partners wants to use the desk for work then you are in each others way just trying to live in the most comfortable respects. I bleme snobby, upper class, elitist trying to push Agend 21 thinking of craming humans in to tiny spaces. These nut jobs don't want poorer people to own anything, so they can control society much easier. After all if you own next to nothing your whole livihood is dependent on someone else with a lot more resources to provide for you. The extreme rich can afford to buy where-ever they want. Money is not an issue. They would live in these tiny dwelling just for fun but not a a permanent situation in life themselves. They are so greedy they demand top dollar for every thing and every service. Not all wealthy mind you, there is just a leftist group that thinks this way.

Well he started out saying it's selfish to have 5 mattresses laying around. Which is kind of negative in itself. Sleep is in the top 3 things we need to do to have a healthy existence. So not really Selfish.

What is untrue about what he's said? And what makes this leftist and condescending? (A really annoying jab by the way.) In a world that's getting more crowded, housing costs are ridiculous everywhere regardless of budget. And most people in the world don't just expect to live in 2500 sq ft of living space for 4 or 5 people. So if you compare standards of living it is, in fact, rather selfish what we insist upon and even call decent sized housing. Just because you don't see that kind of thing from your own window doesnt mean it isnt there. Lets just stop assuming its our right to sprawl out everywhere. By the way its also killing us. It has us on the never ending hamster wheel of the American dream...working yourself to death to buy a house and fill it with shit you don't need that you don't have time to use because we are working so hard to keep the house and keep the utilities on to heat and cool rooms that no one is home to use...enough really. So why can't small housing be perfectly acceptable esp if this guy is showing you how to do it? You don't have to buy his stuff. Just be inspired by it. Also he's not saying ev needs to bunk up 20 people deep in studio apartments to use his furniture. What he's saying is that when people are sleeping they aren't using other pieces of furniture and don't need access to storage. So if you can make a convertible bed that gives you daytime then you have more room to play and work, and store your stuff. That room is better utilized so you can live comfortably in smaller housing. That's spreading out without needing more house. I do agree that a lot of tiny house type of design is ridiculously hard to use. I would not enjoy playing Tetris all day either but again this stuff is counterweighted and everything so its really not that hard. I would also like to hear more about safety features. Can stuff fall on a child? Can it pinch small fingers? Can you get stuck inside a piece of furniture? But he shows you how to use his bed units for day and night and how to use everyday pieces for a gathering of more people. So its not like you are flipping things around all the time. If its just a couple steps here and there, what's the big deal? The point is scaling back and using everything we have more efficiently is important. It can really really liberate a family or anyone feeling like a worker bee with noting to show for it. If you have spaces and pieces (both in terms of furniture and other items) that are versatile by reliable and high quality, then you use them more so less becomes more. You can live comfortably in a smaller space that is easier to take care of and easier of pay for. If you are wanting to improve or grow, you can have a smaller house but a better house. Or a smaller house in a better neighborhood. Or a smaller house and use the money differently or save it and retire sooner. Or a smaller house and work less hours and have more free time. Or a smaller house that's harder to outgrow if you want another baby or if granny moves in. Etc etc. Its just a really easy way to improve your life. I don't see what makes that political. All this guy really said was...if you want the good life figure out what matters and do it efficiently.

@Johnny SilverFoot well to each their own but I'm not hysterical and you are making some pretty unfair assumptions about all of this. Like how ridiculous it is to pare down so you can enjoy your life more. But whatever.

@@Kwatshivo and never get depressed or have an “off” day 😂

Is it fixed in place, though?

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Because the people in studio apts. can afford this .... right?

yes but you don't need one

@@YOUCANTDOTHATONROBITUSSI-sl6em The furniture shown here is expensive, hence why they want Ikea to get with the program, so said furniture will be available at Ikea's prices.

You could always make your own transforming furniture.

Evolve I agree if they were smart they would start upgrading what they have at ikea

The couch/bed and table/desk/bed have been on the market for decades. They are what this guy refers to as 'clunky.' These types of units are in use in timeshares/hotels/etc. Check out a studio at Polo Towers in Las Vegas, for example.

do you think I could download the video for my youtube account?

My 5 year old could sell that

TITAN2112 the product sells itself

Looks like we won't be going to work anytime soon.

Communist alert!!! (lol..just kidding :-)

How much is the furniture cost vs the cost of buying a home with extra rooms when homes can cost $400/square foot?

No, it's partly because so many people want large homes that we're in our current situation. I'm Australia, cities don't stop sprawling out because everyone is so he'll bent on getting a house. So it becomes the norm to have a long commute, living in places with crappy urban planning, easily wasting 4 hours on transport everyday, adding to stress and pollution. Obviously there are many other factors at play in the price increase, like the advent of airbnb-like services, regulations that favour investors over live-in owners or no regulations on rental prices. But people need to realise we need to more densely. It's better for the environment and for people's health (long commutes bring about a whole host of physical, mental and emotional problems).

@@miyounova While I would NOT be able to enjoy living in a city and actually see my commute as relaxing even (especially with the motorcycle) there is some truth in that. I wonder how people will live in 10k years. :)

@@kontoname fair enough, but for a lot of people 2h commute every morning and then 2h back is not sustainable. If you work in Australia, 38h a week, and 4h commute 5 days a week, it eats your life up. Imagine if you work a bit longer than that as well. Although to be fair, with long commutes, even if you worked 35h a week, which is the shortest full time I know of, it'd still be difficult.

lmao me too

He really dislikes bed

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+Anonymous Vitruvius Shut up and go to bed!

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Why the hell do they have so many beds?

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Durable goods vs compounding payments?

@@ernieRUOK Better to own realestate than furniture that somes and goes out of style to to mention breaks down and needs to be replaced. And you are correct. By the time you finance this furntiture the monthly payments means you could have lived in a biggar space. After all the makers of this furniture want top dollar and could care less about being reasonable.

KELLI2L2 Absolutely!if it’s brakes you have to get loan to repair.

@KELLI2L2 Exactly. these are ideas... that will be copied.

these are for rich people only ☹️

Ok, but some people like to have guests and stuff, and it's a little uncomfortable and awkward to eat around a bed with 4 people. I agree that people should do with less, but there's a point where it becomes a little ridiculous.

I think it is a showroom to showcase all the things they sell. It is not a house.

Yep~

+Joey Baseball yes it wouldn't make money for you to have that many beds lol so many quests and not enough beds 😆

Welllllll, the problem he brings up is that with the growing population, we are becoming tighter on space. hence space saving furniture... thus allowing for a larger population-> more consumption -> more "carbon footprint".... so in perspective.... the exact opposite of what you want is happening. Its cool stuff, but if you want an answer to a global crisis, it is certainly not a bunch of friggin murphy beds.

So, how's it going right now? Are you still thinking having a family living in a 400 ft. house is a great idea?

Rayan Khan Jesus there are so many beds! XD

It's a show room not a house man

+Rayan Khan OMG im laughing so bad!! ur totally right hahahaa too many beds! thnks for literally making my day better, by making me laugh!

Rayan Khan- Thanks for making me laugh out loud!

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Also don't see him getting into any of those tiny looking bunks to demonstrate how comfy they are.

not sure if you found this out yet but they're being sold with memory foam beds now, which means the beds can be squashed any which way

+Lakario Davis theirs a bed around here somewhere, i know it!

+Lakario Davis Laughed so hard on that - maybe I wouldn't laugh if I actually couldn't find my bed 😆

+Lakario Davis Fse!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LMFAOOO

Yes, and if your partner is sick, you have no space to work.

I'm pretty sure these are mostly for A: Bedroom/Offices and B: supplanting the concept of the guest bedroom

Lol

+Rayan Khan lmao

+Rayan Khan and look! The coffee stays in the cup!

+twistdshade With your fingertips!

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