I did the same in my room, a big angle desk, in the corner the computer, on une side art/craft, and the other side has a blanket for my cats to be near me but not on my art supplies! It's still permanently messy tho
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Her computer desk setup is clean... NOW. You get all kinds of stuff in there in no time and ain't nobody got time to clear that out every time. Also, art projects usually mean paints, glue and many other possible contaminants, you really don't want any of that around the computer.
I love how Martina climbs around screaming and jumping like a monkey and her dog just snoozes with no reaction because she is this energized often and this is normal to him.
As a contractor/handyman, I've always been impressed by the things you've built. This is awesome, it came out perfect. It's hard to explain the amount of work that goes into doing something like this. You guys nailed it. The bed is so cool. You didn't take the easy route of just folding it back. It's always fun to test yourself. As a builder, nothing feels better than stepping back and looking at what you've accomplished. Normally it's always for someone else to enjoy lmao. So this is extra special that it's yours. Congrats on all your success. You can truly do anything.
I also was curious why but it's harder to have a bed "made" when it folds up against the wall. With the amount of space behind it, she probably could have gotten away with that but decided to go the route of making it raise/lower with the pulleys. Interesting way to build it for sure.
I’m literally crying but I don’t know why, maybe seeing my dream room perfected actualized, maybe the fact that Marina’s dream room is ALSO my dream room, maybe cause I still remember your office art basement lol. You’ve come so far and you’re the best person to have spent so long watching and so long subscribed to. Thanks for being such a joy, I’ve decided that it’s happy tears :)
the amount of work that's being put in to avoid having to do more work in the future is actually somewhat inspiring "I dont wanna have to keep moving my stuff around so I'm gonna give myself enough space so I can just leave everything where I drop it" like ok thats actually genius
Pretty much the entire history of the human race. I don't want to hunt and gather stuff all the time, lets make a farm. I don't want to wash clothes, lets make a washing machine. I don't want to do anything, robots.
@@daniel4647 the first thing I thought after I read your comment was, 'I don't want to continually have to step up to ask women to have s*x with me, so let's embed marriage into our culture' But that says more about me, I guess.
6:49 honestly, this part is such a mood bc i too will refuse to do art or anything else if i have to set it up, regardless of how much or little work it is, bc then i don’t have the energy.
I know that Martina is off the deep end of arts and crafts, but using a gigantic Viking shield to trace an arch is just on a completely different level. I love it.
Having two desks is great, not just for laziness. Having different spaces for different tasks is great for a different headspace, even if it's just a different wall. Outstanding build and video! Love seeing you do builds you really benefit from.
I have 2, one to put mess and stuff on (and a few anime figures) and the other to work on. It’s kinda in a L shape. I always have a million sheets of paper and notebooks stacked
for the room size, that is the best setup I've ever seen by far! every miniscule detail is so impressive. Actually, a riser desk for the computer to stand and work is one mark off perfection, but that doesn't matter to a lot of people. The pulldown bed or sofa and conversion to the ultimate gaming setup is something I now desperately want to do myself. Just wow.
What I love most about this setup is that, I watched a lot of tiny house videos because I love how cozy they are but I don't think I want to live in a real tiny house. This video gives an amazing example how I could incorporate those ideas in a regular size house/room.
The dog sleeping on the steps was the best part of the video. 10/10 content. Also - this was a LOT OF work so the celebratory dance at the end was necessary. Crazy good job. Would love to do a medieval/Elder Scrolls/ASOIAF themed room like this for myself. The room I have is similar in size but an odd shape.
If you do switch, you will need to replace the delrin pulleys with metal. I put quite a bit of thought into this while planning the hanging of my 11 foot Star Trek Enterprise hero prop in the garage. Probably will be the same weight as your bed. You tube vids of people making various heavy systems all go with wire cables.
To make the top drawers more useful, I would cut the drawer face down to be just a small lip to keep things from falling out. Then, it is basically a pull out shelf, making it almost as useful as the rest of the drawers.
@@clockworkmonsters8590& @Joe___R : I like both suggestions. is it possible to pull the drawer out then flip another handle up and slid the rest out again at a right angle?
Gorgeous. Perhaps you could alter the top drawers so that the front and side comes down when you slide them out or alter the table top so you can access the top drawers from above, through the table, like having those parts of your table top able to be lifted up when needed?
Ommgggg this video is so validating. I literally thought of buying another desk recently because moving my keyboard and monitor out of the way for my sewing machine is SO ANNOYING and enough to make me never want to sew lol. That’s it, second desk it is!!
I have long ago realized that I need to do this for my hobbies. Adam Savage has a nice concept for this, first order retrieval: you should never have to move something to get to something else. That is the killer of flow, and for that will stop a lot of projects in it's track.
"I suffer from a chronic condition called Laziness", If you actually were lazy Martina, you would not have this TH-cam channel and do all of the amazing projects that you do.
I would loooooove a budget breakdown! Even though I know you are in Norway and Norwegian prices are what they are, but it is so inspiring to see what we could all do with some elbow grease, tools, wood and paint ! I don't want to minimize your work, not every one can make it as pretty and functional as you did ! But it is really inspiring, and it would be quite interesting to know the cost and time it took you.
As a wood worker/joiner, i especially liked the stairs to the bed, and the side shelve for the canvas. Those were pretty neat space-savers. Even if getting into the bed looked kind of awkward because of the height of the room. That added utility space under the stair is quite a lot.
Came here to say this! It also can be a real hurdle for neurodiverse people when the task you want to do comes with prerequisites, like clearing a desk before starting a new project or having to do dishes before cooking. It becomes a high executive function task even though on the surface it's simple
@@mashapocalypse5659 100%! Even small barriers are enough to deter ND folks. We are an ND household and it's been a long time goal to make sure our spaces work for us, not against us.
10:00 Pull the top drawer out remove the faceplate and attach hinges to the faceplate so the top faceplate flips down and then slides out. You know like on some keyboard drawers
Nice transformation. For those 'unuseable' drawers. You could always take them out and put shelves in, though put a false back in so things don't got too far back.
You could perfectly do these kind of videos a mini-series, to show in more detail what you had to do during the project! That way, we would also have more regular videos to watch. Good job!
You know, this is hands down my favourite project you've done. I'm glad you took the time to make it perfect because oh my god it is a dream office/gaming/guest/art/chill room. Literally all the things i would like to have in an extra room its so cute aaaaaaa
This is the only channel that, if I see a notification about a posted video, I stop whatever I'm doing just to watch the video!! 🤩 And based on the 51 comments for a video posted 1 minute ago, I assume I'm not the only one!! 😅I LOVE your channel, you guys!! ❤
Crazy idea... The "almost useless" top drawer could be modified so the face swings down like a mailbox. Couple hinges, some screws, and a bit of cutting and BOOM usable drawer. 😎
Thought about what you can do with the drawer that opens below the counter: You could detach the front and reattach it with a piano hinge at the bottom. Then put some catches at the top to lock it into the closed position
6:44 This is the most real thing I've ever heard. Literally half of my effort for creating goes to preparing a space for creating. I love this idea so much and I want to steal your raisable bed design.
Hansi is so cute, always happy to be helping and making your guys' spaces exactly the way you want. It's just so cute how much he supports you and your guys' life together.
So all of that looks very awesome!!! The 3 things I do wish you added (which the 1st one you might have added but I missed if you did) is…… 1) How high is your ceiling? Because either that’s a really tall room or you both are very short!?! 2) How much money is cost to do all of that??? I’m pretty sure it was A LOT!!! 3) And how much weight that bed can take?!? Because people definitely come in different shapes, sizes and weight!!! And I’m pretty sure you’re very light!?!
@10:03 Small suggestions: 1- make the front side of the drawer to be flippable.... OR : 2- remove the left side board of that top drawer, move the drawer rail to the top , now when u open u will have at least more space in and out.. you can strengthen the left side if needed by doing it as one peice of frame and add another rail to the drawer bottom to hold the weight.
Martina hide your mistakes by taking your top drawers out, and turning them into shelves then put the drawer fronts back on with hinges so they still look like drawers but are really sneaky shelves!
I really like the pulldown bed above the table idea! It's a gerat way to combine the "empty space" requirements of 2 parts of the room into 1. (empty space above the table, so you have good access to whatever you have there, and empty space above the bed, so you can get in the bed)
Really good use of space. Making the room bigger with more light is a good move. The only thing that we're wondering about is why the acoustic panels are above the bed/mattress? Wouldn't it do more if you placed some under the bed and thereby also hid the bed slats? In its all, it's a great build.
Why not put a couple hinges on the front panel of the top drawer so the front will open down and you can put stuff in from the front instead of the side?
It's soo good! I'm also a time optimist, getting into ridiculously big projects that take way longer than I thought all for the sake of optimizing efficiency and accessibility because also lazy 😂 I hate shuffling things around and want all my tools and materials easily accessible with good esthetics and LEDs of course. Glad to know there are others with the same affliction 💜
You could put a shelf in place of the top drawer under your desk. I'd also cover the under side of the bed with the same slat panels you put in above it.
Honestly I doubted the pulley bed every step of the way since I'm so fearful for your monitor but it's actually so cool! You could get an adjustable monitor arm for it too and just move it up and down if you want to save your neck when editing. :) My dream is to have a big art studio space with plenty of canvas storage; I've seen some really cool canvas storage systems, it's a dream!
For the top drawer, you could remove the drawer and make it a shelf. Not easy to access but you can keep things there you barely need, so it's less annoying to climb under the desk to fish them out
You could make it so that the railing on the bed folds down so that you could still have your legs over the side if you wanted for gaming and movies and stuff(but it would obviously have a lock on it like the bed does so it doesnt just fall down)
That final result is incredible. It really has a sense of enclosure, and everything is designed for function and form. You really made no compromises here!
I hope that when you bring in the white cryptic clothes set, you will also bring back the black cryptic set, I have been saving up some money and, as a more practical and messy person, I would loveee to have a black one!:)
Hi! I think the same about the art desk…use, remove, clean…..it takes away the desire to do something. When I was a child my bed was also up, and down was my space for reading and things (it did not move) and now in my own house I make a big bookcase, it reaches the ceiling, I adore books, it has a space behind for big things, like your space for cancases. Congratulations your room is so great!🎉😊
Buy two desks, so you can also have a messy desk that you never clean and a work desk so you don’t feel bad about your room being a mess. Anyway, on a more serious note, your work is incredible as usual. I am incredibly jealous of your pull down bed despite not wanting to sleep above the floor.
Inspired by your previous video on the wizard study room, I wanted to turn my room into a fantasy crafting studio. I've been doing this planning for the previous two months. I've planned almost anything. And I was just going to start building that studio in the next three days. And then you dropped this masterpiece. Now what am I supposed to do? 🙆♂️🙆♂️😬😬
OMG i need you to redesign my office/ garage room. I guess I need to start by throwing a bunch of stuff out. The finishings are amazing, primed and clear coats, caulking and the lighting. You didn't give up.
this is def one of your most amazing projects so far! Planning out an actual ROOM with so many things that are intended for double usage is soooo hard to do! you guys are amazing 🩷 A small tip for that one drawer that got too close to the top to actually be functional: We had the same problem here at home, and what we did was basically get rid of the front part of the drawer, so it works as a small open cabinet that you can store books, notebooks etc!
Love this. It reminds of your old videos when you guys did more home projects like that secret room. I too made a room that's my gaming/TV/art... but changed to office due to COVID room. I too used Ikea furniture for the legs of the desk. I even ran into the exact same problem you have with not getting much access to the top drawer under the table top. I swapped it out for shelves and a door. You guys can go that extra mile of using the drawer fronts as the door, so it doesn't change the aesthetics.
Such an amazing transformation and love it - such a great place to be productive in - sleep is productive if you need it, gaming and movies are great inspiration for art and such a 'peaceful' room to focus or relax in.... The longer you're gone, the more we think 'What the hell is Martina's next project if it's taking this long must be huge/amazing!' and then its bigger and more amazing than we expected!!... We'll watch as often or as infrequent as Projects take!!
I see you discovered the "Löwenzahn" bed for yourself (because its similar to the bed Peter Lustig builds for himself in the TV series Löwenzahn). My one reservation with the setup of this kind of bed, as cool as it is, is the possibility of one of its parts breaking and the whole thing falling down, so I'd be far too afraid to keep expensive stuff, like computers, under there.
I think she has physical stops there, that prevent the bed from going further down. 🤗😇 I did worry about the monitor at the beginning, but it looks fine now, from a different angle. I don't love that you see the underside of the bed /slats - maybe she could cover that up with not see trough fabric, so it's still breathable? That's only the perfectionist in me though, the rest looks so amazing and definitely her style. 😎🤣
1:45 I found out a long while ago that there is an architecture software for big projects where a lot of equipment is used and the software can have each day and tasks planned out. The example they gave was when one crew was working on something and the big crane was doing it's thing and the software found out or discovered how that would not work. I don't know the name of that software but instead of building a model to figure out where/when things might go bananas, you can have the option of designing the architecture and the day to day process of building it. Cool management technique IMHO. 😊 Just FYI.
Martina: I completely understand the problem estimating time needed to accomplish, well, anything. I have ADHD, and one of my symptoms is called "Time Blindness." It's an actual phenomenon that a lot of creative people have to deal with, as we tend not to account for travel time, preparation time, the duration of a given task, or cleanup time with any accuracy. However, I do have a wonderful wife who regularly gives me reminders about budgeting time; from the video, it sounds like Hansi tries to help you out in the same way.
The top draw under the table you could've cut half the side off so it's a lot easier to get things in and out or turned it into like a lil secret draw or something
Upside down Martina is not the energy I expected, but it is what was needed. 😆 That is an amazing transformation of that room! Somehow you always find a way to make your ideas work, and that's inspiring.
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The fun part of the BIG projects is seeing the progression of Martina's hair dye
Martina dyes her hair ?!😯
@@simonwhite8474no I think it’s natural
It changes color with her mood😂
Nah it's all genetics
@@simonwhite8474 no, her hair is just naturally an ever changing combo of pink/purple
The mentality to build two separate desks for art and work because the idea of moving a keyboard out of the way all the time is painfully relatable. 😂
I would love that too.
I did the same in my room, a big angle desk, in the corner the computer, on une side art/craft, and the other side has a blanket for my cats to be near me but not on my art supplies! It's still permanently messy tho
Her computer desk setup is clean... NOW. You get all kinds of stuff in there in no time and ain't nobody got time to clear that out every time. Also, art projects usually mean paints, glue and many other possible contaminants, you really don't want any of that around the computer.
I felt so seen.
ADHD at its finest so me if i have to do something before my art (besides moving supplies from the drawers to desk) then i no longer wants to do art
The constant shift between chaotic goblin and creative mastermind is what keeps me coming to this channel. Loved the project! well done!
there is also the masterpiece that is 1:35
seriously, that frame is super memable, like the goth girl/rainbow haired girl meme
Scale model ... good idea! I love how Martina is always ready to jump right in while Hans is the voice of reason. You're the perfect team.
Great idea and he is always there for the long way.
I love how Martina climbs around screaming and jumping like a monkey and her dog just snoozes with no reaction because she is this energized often and this is normal to him.
I love how Nori is always a Part of the Team. :)
Dog doesn't know how to explain to other people that that's how she is all the time
martina is actually the dog of the family
Martina: *manic energy intensifies*
Nori: *sleep even harder*
lol. She's too funny
As a contractor/handyman, I've always been impressed by the things you've built. This is awesome, it came out perfect. It's hard to explain the amount of work that goes into doing something like this. You guys nailed it. The bed is so cool. You didn't take the easy route of just folding it back. It's always fun to test yourself. As a builder, nothing feels better than stepping back and looking at what you've accomplished. Normally it's always for someone else to enjoy lmao. So this is extra special that it's yours. Congrats on all your success. You can truly do anything.
right! The build is so cool, I aspire to be so optimistic and fearless like they are
I also was curious why but it's harder to have a bed "made" when it folds up against the wall. With the amount of space behind it, she probably could have gotten away with that but decided to go the route of making it raise/lower with the pulleys. Interesting way to build it for sure.
I’m literally crying but I don’t know why, maybe seeing my dream room perfected actualized, maybe the fact that Marina’s dream room is ALSO my dream room, maybe cause I still remember your office art basement lol. You’ve come so far and you’re the best person to have spent so long watching and so long subscribed to. Thanks for being such a joy, I’ve decided that it’s happy tears :)
Good Coffee.
the amount of work that's being put in to avoid having to do more work in the future is actually somewhat inspiring
"I dont wanna have to keep moving my stuff around so I'm gonna give myself enough space so I can just leave everything where I drop it" like ok thats actually genius
Ikr? Now *that's* one hell of a way of showing love for your future self!
Pretty much the entire history of the human race. I don't want to hunt and gather stuff all the time, lets make a farm. I don't want to wash clothes, lets make a washing machine. I don't want to do anything, robots.
@@daniel4647 the first thing I thought after I read your comment was, 'I don't want to continually have to step up to ask women to have s*x with me, so let's embed marriage into our culture' But that says more about me, I guess.
@@ValeriePallaoro yeah, that says a lot about you lol
6:49 honestly, this part is such a mood bc i too will refuse to do art or anything else if i have to set it up, regardless of how much or little work it is, bc then i don’t have the energy.
I know that Martina is off the deep end of arts and crafts, but using a gigantic Viking shield to trace an arch is just on a completely different level. I love it.
That was honestly a throwback to her making dark lord armor to help with anxiety
Lazy is not a word I'd use to describe you. I wish I had half the energy you have for these projects. Great work again.
I agree, if Martima is what is considered lazy im in big trouble.
I think she just meant lazy in her day to day life: not wanting to move or lift things. For her work life: she is definitely not lazy!
Real
Same here, as an artist I put a lot of work into projects but don’t want to move things around the house or whatever
Maybe she uses all her energy on her amazing creations so she doesnt have any left for the mundane stuff lmao
The dedicated canvas storage is top tier, I'm obsessed. I would like to copy paste your room for my office/gaming/art room lol
Having two desks is great, not just for laziness. Having different spaces for different tasks is great for a different headspace, even if it's just a different wall. Outstanding build and video! Love seeing you do builds you really benefit from.
I have 2, one to put mess and stuff on (and a few anime figures) and the other to work on. It’s kinda in a L shape. I always have a million sheets of paper and notebooks stacked
for the room size, that is the best setup I've ever seen by far! every miniscule detail is so impressive. Actually, a riser desk for the computer to stand and work is one mark off perfection, but that doesn't matter to a lot of people. The pulldown bed or sofa and conversion to the ultimate gaming setup is something I now desperately want to do myself. Just wow.
I totally agree but I'd be only one "forgot I had the standing desk on before pulling the bed down" incident away from losing a very expensive monitor
After seeing a million home office builds which are nothing but moodily lit ads for Logitech and Grovemade, seeing a real build like this is amazing.
@@Moocow2003 I'd personally have the standing desk be the one on the side rather than under the bed to avoid collision.
15:20 i just love how your dog just doesn't even worry that you jumped off the bed.. just laying there 😅
Nori took his supervisor job SERIOUSLY throughout this build for sure
What I love most about this setup is that, I watched a lot of tiny house videos because I love how cozy they are but I don't think I want to live in a real tiny house. This video gives an amazing example how I could incorporate those ideas in a regular size house/room.
The dog sleeping on the steps was the best part of the video. 10/10 content.
Also - this was a LOT OF work so the celebratory dance at the end was necessary. Crazy good job. Would love to do a medieval/Elder Scrolls/ASOIAF themed room like this for myself. The room I have is similar in size but an odd shape.
15:57, using a viking shield as a circle jig is such a power move
I find it oddly amusing, but also cool, that you used a viking-like shield to draw circles with.
That gave me the idea to make a viking door to one of my shelves. I bet it will look awesome.
Random item in a Norwegian household😆
This is so creative. Your many many skills never ceases to amaze me. I love having my art desk seperate from my computer desk.
If you are going to do pulleys, you really need to be using wire cable, not rope. The issue is not just the friction, it is the ropes stretching.
If you do switch, you will need to replace the delrin pulleys with metal.
I put quite a bit of thought into this while planning the hanging of my 11 foot Star Trek Enterprise hero prop in the garage. Probably will be the same weight as your bed. You tube vids of people making various heavy systems all go with wire cables.
This. Cable or static rope.
plastic coated steel cable would work well
A rigging rope will be fine. Delrin pulleys are also fine, steel pulleys need bearing and those are commonly delrin
I was actually thinking that as soon as she said "rope" while looking at the scale model, lol
To make the top drawers more useful, I would cut the drawer face down to be just a small lip to keep things from falling out. Then, it is basically a pull out shelf, making it almost as useful as the rest of the drawers.
I'd cut the front facing side of the drawers, then add hinges, so they open out from the side. Make it easier to get to things in the drawers
@@clockworkmonsters8590& @Joe___R : I like both suggestions. is it possible to pull the drawer out then flip another handle up and slid the rest out again at a right angle?
I would have removed the top drawer and made the space an open shelf.
Gorgeous. Perhaps you could alter the top drawers so that the front and side comes down when you slide them out or alter the table top so you can access the top drawers from above, through the table, like having those parts of your table top able to be lifted up when needed?
Ommgggg this video is so validating. I literally thought of buying another desk recently because moving my keyboard and monitor out of the way for my sewing machine is SO ANNOYING and enough to make me never want to sew lol. That’s it, second desk it is!!
I have long ago realized that I need to do this for my hobbies. Adam Savage has a nice concept for this, first order retrieval: you should never have to move something to get to something else. That is the killer of flow, and for that will stop a lot of projects in it's track.
Nori is the chillest dog I have ever seen and I love him for it he balances Martina out
The pencil trick at 3:25 is genius! When I did electrical I always used coat hangers and zip ties to route wires but that's a new one!
20:18 That moment of "awwww, she wants snuggles" immediately followed by "no, just popcorn" 😄
dogs have a hard time eating stuff when lying down
My reaction as well 😂
"I also like to play video games"
Martina is the most relatable TH-camr of all time
How are you everywhere...
The "You see, I suffer from a chronic condition called laziness" made it for me.
@@EvaClement-ds9mm Thats what Im wondering. Like youll go to an Asmon video and there he is, always 1 to 2 or so comments down.
"I suffer from a chronic condition called Laziness", If you actually were lazy Martina, you would not have this TH-cam channel and do all of the amazing projects that you do.
1:07 holy sht that setups SCREAMS galvanized square steel and eco friendly wood veneer.
I went into the comments just to find this one. Thank you
Can't forget about screws stolen from your aunt!
only real ones will get this comment
we desparately needed some galvanized square steel here
wait that's not as niche from the deepest corners of yt shorts?? OTHER PEOPLE KNOW THAT??!?!?!
I would loooooove a budget breakdown!
Even though I know you are in Norway and Norwegian prices are what they are, but it is so inspiring to see what we could all do with some elbow grease, tools, wood and paint !
I don't want to minimize your work, not every one can make it as pretty and functional as you did ! But it is really inspiring, and it would be quite interesting to know the cost and time it took you.
As a wood worker/joiner, i especially liked the stairs to the bed, and the side shelve for the canvas. Those were pretty neat space-savers. Even if getting into the bed looked kind of awkward because of the height of the room. That added utility space under the stair is quite a lot.
As an artist...I love the idea of the hidden canvas area! I need that in my life right now.
It's not laziness. Having a dedicated task space can be a great way to prioritize the things you love to do!
Came here to say this! It also can be a real hurdle for neurodiverse people when the task you want to do comes with prerequisites, like clearing a desk before starting a new project or having to do dishes before cooking. It becomes a high executive function task even though on the surface it's simple
@@mashapocalypse5659 100%! Even small barriers are enough to deter ND folks. We are an ND household and it's been a long time goal to make sure our spaces work for us, not against us.
10:00
Pull the top drawer out remove the faceplate and attach hinges to the faceplate so the top faceplate flips down and then slides out. You know like on some keyboard drawers
Nice transformation. For those 'unuseable' drawers. You could always take them out and put shelves in, though put a false back in so things don't got too far back.
yeah they would be more usable this way
"And now we add some led's"
*wood cracking*
"And now we fix our mistakes."
Classic!
I cackled at that one. 🤣
I gasped until she said “And now we fix our mistakes.” I would’ve cried and given up on the project right then and there.
Having a room like this has always been my dream!!!! Someday someday i will but girl this is soooo awesome!!!!
You could perfectly do these kind of videos a mini-series, to show in more detail what you had to do during the project! That way, we would also have more regular videos to watch. Good job!
You know, this is hands down my favourite project you've done. I'm glad you took the time to make it perfect because oh my god it is a dream office/gaming/guest/art/chill room. Literally all the things i would like to have in an extra room its so cute aaaaaaa
“It’s between me and the pulleys” 🚨😂
Woop-woop, that's the sound of da pulleys
This is the only channel that, if I see a notification about a posted video, I stop whatever I'm doing just to watch the video!! 🤩 And based on the 51 comments for a video posted 1 minute ago, I assume I'm not the only one!! 😅I LOVE your channel, you guys!! ❤
at 10:15 you can cut down the side of that top drawer, add some hinges and make it into a drawer with a small door that latches shut
I can't even fathom having the kind of patience you 2 have..... I want to give up halfway through assembling furniture, no way I'm making any.
Crazy idea... The "almost useless" top drawer could be modified so the face swings down like a mailbox. Couple hinges, some screws, and a bit of cutting and BOOM usable drawer. 😎
I love that we both had the same exact idea! ^-^ 💜
Thought about what you can do with the drawer that opens below the counter: You could detach the front and reattach it with a piano hinge at the bottom. Then put some catches at the top to lock it into the closed position
6:44 This is the most real thing I've ever heard. Literally half of my effort for creating goes to preparing a space for creating. I love this idea so much and I want to steal your raisable bed design.
Hansi is so cute, always happy to be helping and making your guys' spaces exactly the way you want. It's just so cute how much he supports you and your guys' life together.
So all of that looks very awesome!!! The 3 things I do wish you added (which the 1st one you might have added but I missed if you did) is……
1) How high is your ceiling? Because either that’s a really tall room or you both are very short!?!
2) How much money is cost to do all of that??? I’m pretty sure it was A LOT!!!
3) And how much weight that bed can take?!? Because people definitely come in different shapes, sizes and weight!!! And I’m pretty sure you’re very light!?!
@10:03 Small suggestions:
1- make the front side of the drawer to be flippable.... OR :
2- remove the left side board of that top drawer, move the drawer rail to the top , now when u open u will have at least more space in and out.. you can strengthen the left side if needed by doing it as one peice of frame and add another rail to the drawer bottom to hold the weight.
My thoughts exactly!
Martina hide your mistakes by taking your top drawers out, and turning them into shelves then put the drawer fronts back on with hinges so they still look like drawers but are really sneaky shelves!
Now I'm imagining Martina doing work at her desk, hearing a thud behind her, and it's her guest, that rolled over in their sleep, off the bed.
I really like the pulldown bed above the table idea! It's a gerat way to combine the "empty space" requirements of 2 parts of the room into 1. (empty space above the table, so you have good access to whatever you have there, and empty space above the bed, so you can get in the bed)
Really good use of space. Making the room bigger with more light is a good move. The only thing that we're wondering about is why the acoustic panels are above the bed/mattress? Wouldn't it do more if you placed some under the bed and thereby also hid the bed slats?
In its all, it's a great build.
Why not put a couple hinges on the front panel of the top drawer so the front will open down and you can put stuff in from the front instead of the side?
My exact thought too. Add a magnet to help hold it shut, job done!!
this is actually the coolest thing ive ever seen, that space was optimized so well and i adore how you can look out the window while you do art.
It's soo good! I'm also a time optimist, getting into ridiculously big projects that take way longer than I thought all for the sake of optimizing efficiency and accessibility because also lazy 😂 I hate shuffling things around and want all my tools and materials easily accessible with good esthetics and LEDs of course. Glad to know there are others with the same affliction 💜
18:35 they way the doggo climbed up all because they wanted to be closer to you put a smile on my face. So heartwarming 🥰
You could put a shelf in place of the top drawer under your desk. I'd also cover the under side of the bed with the same slat panels you put in above it.
Honestly I doubted the pulley bed every step of the way since I'm so fearful for your monitor but it's actually so cool! You could get an adjustable monitor arm for it too and just move it up and down if you want to save your neck when editing. :)
My dream is to have a big art studio space with plenty of canvas storage; I've seen some really cool canvas storage systems, it's a dream!
Estimations: You have the same problem of every software project.
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Trancing arcs with a sheild: most awesome thing ever!
Haha, yeah! I'm glad someone noticed that too!
For the top drawer, you could remove the drawer and make it a shelf. Not easy to access but you can keep things there you barely need, so it's less annoying to climb under the desk to fish them out
that is just the coolest thing i’ve seen in a while 😭 it was so thoroughly satisfying and inspiring to watch, you rock 💕💕💕
You could make it so that the railing on the bed folds down so that you could still have your legs over the side if you wanted for gaming and movies and stuff(but it would obviously have a lock on it like the bed does so it doesnt just fall down)
That final result is incredible. It really has a sense of enclosure, and everything is designed for function and form. You really made no compromises here!
Gosh this layout is so perfect. That whole concept with the bed hanging over the pc is just so awesome
Legit the best use of space. It's not just used for 1 or 2 things, but for 4. Amazing!!
OMG your Swedish impression @7:30 is so spot on! Very Göteborg sounding
The way you quickly bounce from "oh shit" back to "all fixed" is honestly inspirational lol
the amount of aesthetics is off the chart ...the end result is so totally worth it
I hope that when you bring in the white cryptic clothes set, you will also bring back the black cryptic set, I have been saving up some money and, as a more practical and messy person, I would loveee to have a black one!:)
I second this! I have the crop sweater and LOVE IT SO MUCH. And I now pine for the joggers lol.
Hi! I think the same about the art desk…use, remove, clean…..it takes away the desire to do something. When I was a child my bed was also up, and down was my space for reading and things (it did not move) and now in my own house I make a big bookcase, it reaches the ceiling, I adore books, it has a space behind for big things, like your space for cancases. Congratulations your room is so great!🎉😊
Buy two desks, so you can also have a messy desk that you never clean and a work desk so you don’t feel bad about your room being a mess.
Anyway, on a more serious note, your work is incredible as usual. I am incredibly jealous of your pull down bed despite not wanting to sleep above the floor.
Hansi watching Martina slowly doing over every room in the house :P
I bet someday they end up building the outside as a castle as she always dreamed.
Good way to keep all furniture as company expenses ;-)
I suppose Hansi also got a room - so I would love to see it made also
That's a LOT of work. Love the attention to detail 👍
Inspired by your previous video on the wizard study room, I wanted to turn my room into a fantasy crafting studio. I've been doing this planning for the previous two months. I've planned almost anything. And I was just going to start building that studio in the next three days. And then you dropped this masterpiece. Now what am I supposed to do? 🙆♂️🙆♂️😬😬
What I really like about these videos is the setup, Martina’s hair dye, and the final results. So beautiful😌
Absolutely loved this project! Very inspiring as always!
Music at 7:40 instantly brought me back to the last coffee machine video with Martina dancing to Martina working
Thank you, now I can't get that image out of my head
for the moving bed you could use the modern standing desk motors that pushes them up and down there should be some for your weight amount :)
OMG i need you to redesign my office/ garage room. I guess I need to start by throwing a bunch of stuff out. The finishings are amazing, primed and clear coats, caulking and the lighting. You didn't give up.
this is def one of your most amazing projects so far! Planning out an actual ROOM with so many things that are intended for double usage is soooo hard to do! you guys are amazing 🩷
A small tip for that one drawer that got too close to the top to actually be functional: We had the same problem here at home, and what we did was basically get rid of the front part of the drawer, so it works as a small open cabinet that you can store books, notebooks etc!
Love this. It reminds of your old videos when you guys did more home projects like that secret room. I too made a room that's my gaming/TV/art... but changed to office due to COVID room. I too used Ikea furniture for the legs of the desk. I even ran into the exact same problem you have with not getting much access to the top drawer under the table top. I swapped it out for shelves and a door. You guys can go that extra mile of using the drawer fronts as the door, so it doesn't change the aesthetics.
Such an amazing transformation and love it - such a great place to be productive in - sleep is productive if you need it, gaming and movies are great inspiration for art and such a 'peaceful' room to focus or relax in....
The longer you're gone, the more we think 'What the hell is Martina's next project if it's taking this long must be huge/amazing!' and then its bigger and more amazing than we expected!!...
We'll watch as often or as infrequent as Projects take!!
I'm in love with their room builds. It's amazing inspiration for the kind of rooms I love. It's so hard to find nerdy room builds
This is so inspiring. Now I wanna rearrange my room…..again…and I have to applaud your choice in Great British Bake Off. It’s so good!
I see you discovered the "Löwenzahn" bed for yourself (because its similar to the bed Peter Lustig builds for himself in the TV series Löwenzahn).
My one reservation with the setup of this kind of bed, as cool as it is, is the possibility of one of its parts breaking and the whole thing falling down, so I'd be far too afraid to keep expensive stuff, like computers, under there.
I think she has physical stops there, that prevent the bed from going further down. 🤗😇
I did worry about the monitor at the beginning, but it looks fine now, from a different angle.
I don't love that you see the underside of the bed /slats - maybe she could cover that up with not see trough fabric, so it's still breathable?
That's only the perfectionist in me though, the rest looks so amazing and definitely her style. 😎🤣
1:45 I found out a long while ago that there is an architecture software for big projects where a lot of equipment is used and the software can have each day and tasks planned out. The example they gave was when one crew was working on something and the big crane was doing it's thing and the software found out or discovered how that would not work. I don't know the name of that software but instead of building a model to figure out where/when things might go bananas, you can have the option of designing the architecture and the day to day process of building it. Cool management technique IMHO. 😊 Just FYI.
Martina: I completely understand the problem estimating time needed to accomplish, well, anything. I have ADHD, and one of my symptoms is called "Time Blindness." It's an actual phenomenon that a lot of creative people have to deal with, as we tend not to account for travel time, preparation time, the duration of a given task, or cleanup time with any accuracy. However, I do have a wonderful wife who regularly gives me reminders about budgeting time; from the video, it sounds like Hansi tries to help you out in the same way.
Saving this video to show my wife. This is pretty much the kind of setup i want to create in my studio/her library/our gaming room.
The top draw under the table you could've cut half the side off so it's a lot easier to get things in and out or turned it into like a lil secret draw or something
Upside down Martina is not the energy I expected, but it is what was needed. 😆
That is an amazing transformation of that room! Somehow you always find a way to make your ideas work, and that's inspiring.
I'm surprised you didn't have a fantasy themed room already 😂
Is that rhetorical, or sarcastic, or simply don't know?
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@shmaxo ?
Rhetorical I guess
Office + art room + home theater + guest bedroom :O that's AMAZING
Pro Tip: underestimate just how awesome a Martina project is going to be so the video is 100x better!
Love it sooooooo much when nerd forge posts
Idea: take out the top drawers as they are hard to access and take out the railings for them, add a shelf and you got more storage!
This is the nicest guest-gaming-art room I think I’ve ever seen. 😭💜I’d hire you to do this to mine
You should add hinges to the drawer faces for the drawers stuck sideways under the desk. That way, you can access the full drawer.