Though , i can't remember making any bedding But, on a more serious note : I named myself after Optimus primes helper from the original episodes of the classic television show, transformers
These motorized objects are great until they don't work. From my past experiences with motorized curtains, motorized garage doors, motorized cabinets, drawers, after 6months - 1 year usage, they tend to get finicky and won't work properly. It will be interesting to see how these things work after using for couple years.
I agree. This can also be done with a counterweight system. I have designed counterweight systems for large outdoor patio umbrellas to eliminate the crank and cable system. They come really handy in the Caribbean resorts and any other place that requires opening and closing them every single day. This is also saves a lot of time. My systems changed opening the umbrellas from 1 minute to 3 seconds flat. Anyway, this system looks cool but more importantly it saves a ton of floor space for sure.
I agree. I also wouldn't feel safe sitting or standing below that bed when it's up - if something breaks really bad, the bed may fall down on me and kill me. Another concern: it is connected to the internet so in principle it can be hacked, like any other IoT device, so if the only thing that prevents the bed from going up when I'm sleeping on it is a piece of software on the device that is connected to the internet - I'm out. Especially as it's a new company without years of experience in creating secure software.
Um, the other elephant in the room is the floor to ceiling height. The standard height is 8-9 feet. It looks like this apartment is 11-12 feet? I love the idea of it, as well as the look, but the practicality of it, in most cases? Plus, I assume the ceiling joists strengths have to be considered?
@@bumblebeespaces5473 - OK. Most older structures are eight feet. So, a nine foot ceiling, minus a foot, would work, since it is what we are familiar with.
@@bumblebeespaces5473 I think you'd find that a bit more is needed. There is also framing and the mechanism to install so I would think a 9'6" ceiling height be about the minimum
I feel like a decent Murphy bed for like 3-5k is a way better option than 10-30k for this. But it has a lot of interesting tech that could be worth it for lots of people.
a murphy bed takes up about 40cm of floor room. A ceiling bed works if you have enough ceiling height. A gas lift murphy bed kit is about $300 and if you make a ceiling bed like this that is counterbalanced without the fancy electronics it could be build for under $2000 complete
While I agree with you, a murphy bed is just the bed. Obviously you're not going to get essentially an entire bedroom set going into the ceiling. And we all know why this is so expensive, with all of its safety features and cameras and the app and whatnot. Personally, with the pandemic I wouldn't live in a big city and would rather get more space in a cheaper location. Why pay exorbitant NYC or LA or SF prices when no one is going into the office anymore?
When I saw the thumbnail I thought it was a bed you lie on, and it pulls you into the ceiling where you would sleep. I imagined someone breaking in, and finding no one there, while you slept in peace and claustrophobia.
One thing I have about my “regular” bed is how dusty it will get underneath and the hassle of cleaning under it. This bed in your video solves that problem haha! I could definitely see myself having one if I purchased a studio condo someday. Great video as always!
A good use case for this is for people with older parents, older people who might need to convert a room like an office to a bedroom or if you have older people that might visit you or just in general if you have guests over and you want to be able to use a room like your office as a guest bedroom and then turn it back into your office after they are gone. It’s a pretty cool idea. It would definitely be cool if the outer units could be a couch and desk and you could have the couches and desk down in the day and then the bed come down at night. 🤔
I can see this taken even further. Like the TV can be on a mount that swivels into the wall and nightstands can pop up from the floor. The whole room can transform 🤯
But for me the Murphy bed just seems more practical and convenient. Pricing is better, it is much faster to deploy for sleeping I would assume and it has less worry factors.
30k is about 85% of the cost to build a Tiny House, that includes a pull up bed just like that one, the only difference is that instead of a remote control you use a cord and a crank cord reel to do the job. So here, you are getting the New York price, thats about it. I❤️your videos, Shelby!👏👏🔥💪
There's a lot more costs involved than you think. Manufacturing, R&D, insurance, liability insurance, materials, build out, pneumatics and hydraulics, facility costs, rent, utilities, legal fees, salaries etc etc. $30K is nothing to some people, look up the costs for Le Corbusier couches or Hastens mattresses. My neighbor across the street has a $30,000 Viking stove, her entire kitchen is easily $80,000 to $100,000.
Awesome. Quite a metamorphosis. The change in character of the room is exactly what is required to switch the brain. Nothing on the floor I.e. nightstands, shoes, dressers! Now a full workout room, bedroom, office. Just thankful there is no oven, sink or shower dropping in.
I have all kinds of extra pillows (long, short, contour, reading) on my bed and it just looks like this is not for me although I very much enjoy the concept. Having to make the bed every time is a big killer. Storage wise, not enough space for sure. I also feel a bit worried about the privacy issues with those cameras embedded
I would totally consider at least the bed if I ever built my dream smallish home. Beds take up so much space. Also, I like the idea of raising it just enough to make changing the sheets easier. Thanks for showing this. I'm glad to know about this option!
Great video Shelby and a very interesting find! Thanks! It does kind of remind me of a more modern (and expensive) Murphy type bed, but still very cool though and love the added touches like the camera, weight sensor and heat sensor as well.
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Love it! the beautiful execution. If I would be a potential investor, though, I would be worried about in what case uses the design is so superior that it justifies the delta between 30,000 for their system or 3k to 7k for a super cool-looking Murphy bed. I love convertible spaces (I have them in my own home) but, while it looks super awesome, even in the space Shelby showed, you could embed a Scandinavian looking wall bed, losing less than a square foot or two, and get the same result. If money is not an issue, this is a fantastically clever product! Now... their removable "walking closet" that is their killer feature, as nothing can replicate that.
I think it’s great in certain circumstances. A studio in NYC is perfect because the space is at a premium and you need to maximize every square inch. But the ceilings need to be unusually high and they need to update with the desk and headboard option. Once they do that, I think it can definitely make sense.
I feel that it pairs well with spaces that already have a decent ceiling height (rooms that are already small would probably start feeling claustrophobic by adding cabinets to your ceiling). I'm curious to know however if Allan gave you a sense of what type of warranty it comes with. For example, how many times is it rated to go up and down, and what kind of maintenance is required (if any) to keep the motors and gears running smoothly. All-in-all, interesting video for sure, and that apartment for NYC is very nice and like you said very well priced too!
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Love this! I'd do one for the dining table too. Would be great to use that wasted space as it rarely gets used. LOL I see so many applications for this tech. Even in a walk-in closet, if you could have the 'drawers' come down from the ceiling into the center it really increases storage capacity. I'm designing a small home right now, and I will tinker with uses for this in it. Trying to go as small a footprint as I'm comfortable with and this could get me even smaller without sacrifice of the large amt of storage I need! LOL Heck, you could have one going down the hallway to drop down a bunch of drawers that house the holiday stuff or travel stuff that you don't need all the time. Our ToyHauler had a drop down double bunk but the mechanism was not cute. LOL I'd considered it, but then tossed it because it was a bit of an eyesore for a home, but this...hmmm...I'll be watching this company.
Nice to see you're back doing product reviews....and this one is pretty cool! Definitely useful for city living where space is $$$$$$$$, or if you just didn't want to have a bed sitting in your guestroom all day. Haha. I will probably look at the link....but wonder if it's floating when down and not using those "folding feet"? Weight limits...cause we aren't all sized/shaped the same. Cameras for each compartment, brilliant! That is one BIG studio for NYC.
What would happen if a small/ medium sized pet moves beneath the bed right before it hits the ground and you’re not looking in that direction or in a different room? Would that animal be crushed/ trapped or can the sensors notice the pet and react in time?
I actually want to own property in NYC and am only interested in the tiny studios (aesthetic reasons 😅) so I would definitely utilize this in the space. I always just assumed I'd get a cool Murphy bed
That's pretty sweet! 😍 I actually have an RV version of that style bed (different company) in my toy hauler but thankfully it operates by a button on the wall and not an app. I think I'd be worried about getting hacked (not a fan of smart homes). But other than that it's definitely a design I would consider in a future build.
We come to a point where only people who cannot afford a bigger place would use this. However, buying this would break their banks. So its probably a thing for a small amount of people which would cut into the creator's profit margin of this business. If they can some how get their prices down to more affordable prices, then I can see this being a great addition.
We actually went over that in the video but it was getting kinda long so I took it out- they are working on a version with a small back up generator so you still have 10 lifts / lowers even if the power is out!
I actually have a bed that is in the wall horizontally and I am using the desk right now which lowers down underneath when you pull the bed down. Very practical
I love the idea of this! I live in a studio in Chicago, and having my desk 5ft from my bed while I’m working from home makes me want to take a nap all the time 😂. If my bed wasn’t in sight maybe it could be like “out of sight out of mind?” Lol
I suppose 30 000 includes the company coming to install it. Love the idea of the higher piece of furniture at the head of the bed that converts into a desk
What about a Murphy bed, that would fold up in a desk with pop out. There could be cabinets on each side for clothes. I would imagine it would be more economical.
I think it's a pretty cool idea, especially in the right situation. I would probably leave the bed down most of the time unless people were coming over but being able to store stuff up and out of the way and still have it look aesthetically pleasing is really nice. Just watched Monica's NYC video too. Shelby and Monica take New York! lol
It makes sense in limited circumstances. A more affordable option to save space in a small room is a Murphy Bed and its easier to work with, too. That said, its an intriguing concept but because of the expense, its more of a boutique add on rather than a practical solution for the masses.
“You can’t teach an old dogs new tricks🐶”!!😀🍎 The concept of ceiling furniture IS cool. But, it definitely seems to be MORE work to have to lower my perfectly made up bed each night 🌛.When I’m sick🌡🩺the last thing I would need is to lower my bed before getting in to it😕. I do like that one can use Siri to speak for it to lower also. But thx Shelby 👍🏾.
Thanks for the review.... I didn't actually hear the system making any noise during operation. Can you comment on whether there it is a quiet or noisy system?
Reminds me of the futuristic apartments in the movie Total Recall. I think the price is excessive, but would be cool to use in a hotel or vacation rental where you wouldn't have to worry about maintenance.
I bought 2 doors, a bunch of plywood, a 2x4, 2 gas pistons and some metal hardware for $800 to build a ghetto DIY murphy bed. It's much cheaper and surprisingly good.
What if the computer malfunctions? I agree about having to use a phone every time you want to open your drawers. I also would find the poles that connect to it frustrating to get around. I like the look of a cozy bed and I’d have to remove all my decorative pillows to raise it. But it is a cool idea!
I love the concept. $30K? I mean, I guess I can see why it's that expensive, but I've seen systems like this (although not as fancy) for tiny homes, so I'm sure they have systems like this as well that aren't so expensive. Again, I get it. The app. The cameras inside. All of the safety features. It's not going to be cheap. But damn, $30K? Obviously you're not getting this for an apartment you're renting.
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tbh these types of beds are the future of pullout beds, so I think its a great step in that direction, but probably many people won't have it in their homes until maybe 10 years later. it definetely seems like a good decision to get, especially if they have that update with the desk folding out or being dropped
So my question: Who repairs it when there is a problem? I live in Florida, will the company have someone come from NYC (or wherever they’re based) to repair it?
You could put your “off season”’clothes in those bins that raise. Like all of your winter sweaters, hats, etc during the spring & summer
I love the cameras inside of it. They've really thought of so much!
Though , i can't remember making any bedding
But, on a more serious note : I named myself after Optimus primes helper from the original episodes of the classic television show, transformers
Wow - the possibilities with these cameras! It can really change the way I buy and store things!
I can't tell is this sarcasm?
These motorized objects are great until they don't work. From my past experiences with motorized curtains, motorized garage doors, motorized cabinets, drawers, after 6months - 1 year usage, they tend to get finicky and won't work properly. It will be interesting to see how these things work after using for couple years.
Thanks for the comment yes the durability could be an issue
Yes, my thought. When it breaks what happens now lol
They would need to offer a lifetime warranty or some sort of annual maintenance
I agree. This can also be done with a counterweight system. I have designed counterweight systems for large outdoor patio umbrellas to eliminate the crank and cable system. They come really handy in the Caribbean resorts and any other place that requires opening and closing them every single day. This is also saves a lot of time. My systems changed opening the umbrellas from 1 minute to 3 seconds flat. Anyway, this system looks cool but more importantly it saves a ton of floor space for sure.
I agree. I also wouldn't feel safe sitting or standing below that bed when it's up - if something breaks really bad, the bed may fall down on me and kill me. Another concern: it is connected to the internet so in principle it can be hacked, like any other IoT device, so if the only thing that prevents the bed from going up when I'm sleeping on it is a piece of software on the device that is connected to the internet - I'm out. Especially as it's a new company without years of experience in creating secure software.
I'm less scared about the thought of it going up with me in the bed and more scared about the chance of it crashing down on top of me haha.
Be interesting if there are any safety features, maintenance reminders, or manual pull down.
Imagine putting your baby down on the bed and the bed going up 😮
Um, the other elephant in the room is the floor to ceiling height. The standard height is 8-9 feet. It looks like this apartment is 11-12 feet? I love the idea of it, as well as the look, but the practicality of it, in most cases? Plus, I assume the ceiling joists strengths have to be considered?
It's a 9 ft ceiling height apartment. Bumblebee takes around a foot of ceiling height
@@bumblebeespaces5473 - OK. Most older structures are eight feet. So, a nine foot ceiling, minus a foot, would work, since it is what we are familiar with.
Yeah my home has 8 ft popcorn ceilings. Old structure for sure
@@bumblebeespaces5473 I think you'd find that a bit more is needed. There is also framing and the mechanism to install so I would think a 9'6" ceiling height be about the minimum
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I feel like a decent Murphy bed for like 3-5k is a way better option than 10-30k for this. But it has a lot of interesting tech that could be worth it for lots of people.
a murphy bed takes up about 40cm of floor room. A ceiling bed works if you have enough ceiling height. A gas lift murphy bed kit is about $300 and if you make a ceiling bed like this that is counterbalanced without the fancy electronics it could be build for under $2000 complete
While I agree with you, a murphy bed is just the bed. Obviously you're not going to get essentially an entire bedroom set going into the ceiling. And we all know why this is so expensive, with all of its safety features and cameras and the app and whatnot. Personally, with the pandemic I wouldn't live in a big city and would rather get more space in a cheaper location. Why pay exorbitant NYC or LA or SF prices when no one is going into the office anymore?
When I saw the thumbnail I thought it was a bed you lie on, and it pulls you into the ceiling where you would sleep. I imagined someone breaking in, and finding no one there, while you slept in peace and claustrophobia.
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"in peace and claustrophobia" 🤣🤣🤣
That's a cool idea! I don't think the motors could handle it though.
One thing I have about my “regular” bed is how dusty it will get underneath and the hassle of cleaning under it. This bed in your video solves that problem haha! I could definitely see myself having one if I purchased a studio condo someday. Great video as always!
Little round robot vacuums do the trick for that just fine. Set ‘em, forget ‘em, and empty the dust bin out twice a year. Takes five minutes.
I feel like if someone cant afford a 1br and only a studio, they cant afford a $30,000 bed instead hahah
Manhattan real estate is SO expensive. Even studios are at or near a million dollars.
You're probably right but there might be a few situations where it could work.
Yeah but this would probably be provided by renters and they could probably charge a bit extra money per month compared to regular studios
Do you even know how much a whole room costs? Need not be Manhattan- anywhere good
$30K in Manhattan is only 5 months of rent and considering you can gain a living room. It will be worth it for some people.
This is definitely an interesting idea. Really cool you're able to find these interesting companies and products!
A good use case for this is for people with older parents, older people who might need to convert a room like an office to a bedroom or if you have older people that might visit you or just in general if you have guests over and you want to be able to use a room like your office as a guest bedroom and then turn it back into your office after they are gone. It’s a pretty cool idea. It would definitely be cool if the outer units could be a couch and desk and you could have the couches and desk down in the day and then the bed come down at night. 🤔
I can see this taken even further. Like the TV can be on a mount that swivels into the wall and nightstands can pop up from the floor. The whole room can transform 🤯
Fitting username ;)
It's crazy how everything will be super minimalistic and very techy in the next few decades if not years 🤯!
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I don’t think everything will be but the option will definitely be there Not everyone likes this style of living 🤷🏻♀️
This kind of reminds me of a modern Murphy’s bed. It would be really cool in a really small apartment!
But for me the Murphy bed just seems more practical and convenient. Pricing is better, it is much faster to deploy for sleeping I would assume and it has less worry factors.
And a Murphy bed doesn’t cost $30,000, and isn’t subject to finicky motors going bad.
30k is about 85% of the cost to build a Tiny House, that includes a pull up bed just like that one, the only difference is that instead of a remote control you use a cord and a crank cord reel to do the job. So here, you are getting the New York price, thats about it. I❤️your videos, Shelby!👏👏🔥💪
Yup good old overpriced NYC
There's a lot more costs involved than you think. Manufacturing, R&D, insurance, liability insurance, materials, build out, pneumatics and hydraulics, facility costs, rent, utilities, legal fees, salaries etc etc. $30K is nothing to some people, look up the costs for Le Corbusier couches or Hastens mattresses. My neighbor across the street has a $30,000 Viking stove, her entire kitchen is easily $80,000 to $100,000.
The micro apartment video channels are going to love this bed.
Why stop at the bed? I feel like you could save space in every room with this concept. Very cool.
Store everything possible in the ceiling 🤔
Yep!
In the pre industrial age way back when Leo Davinci and Michael Angelo were around they would use all the space above them for storage.
You make these videos so well Shelby! You find all these cool things to try and the footage is always so well put together!
Awesome. Quite a metamorphosis. The change in character of the room is exactly what is required to switch the brain. Nothing on the floor I.e. nightstands, shoes, dressers! Now a full workout room, bedroom, office. Just thankful there is no oven, sink or shower dropping in.
I would totally get this if I could afford it! This is awesome! Love the extra storage and the fact that everything just seems tucked away
I have all kinds of extra pillows (long, short, contour, reading) on my bed and it just looks like this is not for me although I very much enjoy the concept. Having to make the bed every time is a big killer. Storage wise, not enough space for sure. I also feel a bit worried about the privacy issues with those cameras embedded
I would totally consider at least the bed if I ever built my dream smallish home. Beds take up so much space. Also, I like the idea of raising it just enough to make changing the sheets easier. Thanks for showing this. I'm glad to know about this option!
Great video Shelby and a very interesting find! Thanks! It does kind of remind me of a more modern (and expensive) Murphy type bed, but still very cool though and love the added touches like the camera, weight sensor and heat sensor as well.
Love it! the beautiful execution. If I would be a potential investor, though, I would be worried about in what case uses the design is so superior that it justifies the delta between 30,000 for their system or 3k to 7k for a super cool-looking Murphy bed. I love convertible spaces (I have them in my own home) but, while it looks super awesome, even in the space Shelby showed, you could embed a Scandinavian looking wall bed, losing less than a square foot or two, and get the same result. If money is not an issue, this is a fantastically clever product!
Now... their removable "walking closet" that is their killer feature, as nothing can replicate that.
I don't live in a place where space is a commodity, but I think this a brilliant idea for small living spaces! Thanks for sharing
I think it’s great in certain circumstances. A studio in NYC is perfect because the space is at a premium and you need to maximize every square inch. But the ceilings need to be unusually high and they need to update with the desk and headboard option. Once they do that, I think it can definitely make sense.
I feel that it pairs well with spaces that already have a decent ceiling height (rooms that are already small would probably start feeling claustrophobic by adding cabinets to your ceiling). I'm curious to know however if Allan gave you a sense of what type of warranty it comes with. For example, how many times is it rated to go up and down, and what kind of maintenance is required (if any) to keep the motors and gears running smoothly. All-in-all, interesting video for sure, and that apartment for NYC is very nice and like you said very well priced too!
They literally thought of everything. Such an amazing team. 💯💯
Such a amazing idea. I agree with you about the headboard. The dog barking in the other apartment would drive me nuts.
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Love this! I'd do one for the dining table too. Would be great to use that wasted space as it rarely gets used. LOL I see so many applications for this tech. Even in a walk-in closet, if you could have the 'drawers' come down from the ceiling into the center it really increases storage capacity. I'm designing a small home right now, and I will tinker with uses for this in it. Trying to go as small a footprint as I'm comfortable with and this could get me even smaller without sacrifice of the large amt of storage I need! LOL Heck, you could have one going down the hallway to drop down a bunch of drawers that house the holiday stuff or travel stuff that you don't need all the time. Our ToyHauler had a drop down double bunk but the mechanism was not cute. LOL I'd considered it, but then tossed it because it was a bit of an eyesore for a home, but this...hmmm...I'll be watching this company.
This would be great for a guest room if you need it to double as a home office
A Murphy bed does exactly the same thing for a thousand bucks.
This is pretty cool, really a smart use of space!
Nice to see you're back doing product reviews....and this one is pretty cool! Definitely useful for city living where space is $$$$$$$$, or if you just didn't want to have a bed sitting in your guestroom all day. Haha. I will probably look at the link....but wonder if it's floating when down and not using those "folding feet"? Weight limits...cause we aren't all sized/shaped the same. Cameras for each compartment, brilliant! That is one BIG studio for NYC.
Amazing video! Never knew something like this existed very innovative and a cool alternative! Love watching all your videos can't wait for more!!!!
This is a minimalist's dream!
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R u the same person in video with shelby?
@@akhtars9602 lol definitely not
What would happen if a small/ medium sized pet moves beneath the bed right before it hits the ground and you’re not looking in that direction or in a different room? Would that animal be crushed/ trapped or can the sensors notice the pet and react in time?
The bed is raised so it won't crash anything
Sensors are at ground level and would detect the pet and stop the bed from lowering all the way down
Don't assume pets are stupid, they'll know exactly how beds after curiously looking it moving up and down.
This is like something out of the Movie The 5th Element.
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Great video. Sleeping over to test out the bedroom - was a great idea and the sample problems that you created were really helpful.
The bed and storage allows for an efficient use of space in loft/rental situations or where square footage is finite.
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This is so cool to me!!! I think it would be best in a room with 10ft or higher ceilings
I actually want to own property in NYC and am only interested in the tiny studios (aesthetic reasons 😅) so I would definitely utilize this in the space. I always just assumed I'd get a cool Murphy bed
That's pretty sweet! 😍 I actually have an RV version of that style bed (different company) in my toy hauler but thankfully it operates by a button on the wall and not an app. I think I'd be worried about getting hacked (not a fan of smart homes). But other than that it's definitely a design I would consider in a future build.
bahahaha shelby's face when the bed started going up with her on it even tho it wasn't supposed to
Imagine you're sleeping and bed starts going up 😂😂
You'll be the first person who died on ceiling.
Very cool product! Love the idea. Good job to whoever designed this.
What a great review ! I really want one now ! It is very specific tho what great bed for studio’s it’s so perfect in that way for extra space !
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Really cool concept, thanks for sharing! Well filmed and edited too!
Reminds me of Korben Dallas’ apartment in the 5th Element! Very futuristic and very cool!
We come to a point where only people who cannot afford a bigger place would use this. However, buying this would break their banks. So its probably a thing for a small amount of people which would cut into the creator's profit margin of this business. If they can some how get their prices down to more affordable prices, then I can see this being a great addition.
Wow that’s pretty true.. hopefully it can lower!
We just got a new Condo and have been thinking of what to do with the 2nd bedroom. This looks like it might be what we want.
What happens if the power goes out?? 😅 guess you’d be sleeping on the couch
We actually went over that in the video but it was getting kinda long so I took it out- they are working on a version with a small back up generator so you still have 10 lifts / lowers even if the power is out!
@@ShelbyChurch What about a hand crank for manual adjustments?
For only $75, get a battery back-up unit called UPS as used on many desktop computers. You probably would get more than 5 days use of all furniture.
@@ShelbyChurch A back-up battery system sounds more practical and less costly.
@@Movieman1965 it depends on how much power is required to raise the bed
Shelby is a bomb-ass TH-camr!
This is really cool! Maybe you could add it to your air bnb project?
Lmao at the sheets getting stuck! 10:38
I actually have a bed that is in the wall horizontally and I am using the desk right now which lowers down underneath when you pull the bed down. Very practical
Imagine someone malfunctioning in this system while you were sleeping or someone hacks it 😂😂
I love the idea of this! I live in a studio in Chicago, and having my desk 5ft from my bed while I’m working from home makes me want to take a nap all the time 😂. If my bed wasn’t in sight maybe it could be like “out of sight out of mind?” Lol
I saw a murphy bed that had a desk under it so that when the bed was in the wall, you had a desk--seemed perfect for an office/bedroom combo
I suppose 30 000 includes the company coming to install it. Love the idea of the higher piece of furniture at the head of the bed that converts into a desk
What about a Murphy bed, that would fold up in a desk with pop out. There could be cabinets on each side for clothes. I would imagine it would be more economical.
I think it's a pretty cool idea, especially in the right situation.
I would probably leave the bed down most of the time unless people were coming over but being able to store stuff up and out of the way and still have it look aesthetically pleasing is really nice.
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this would be cool in an Airbnb!!!
Thank you for keeping it fresh for us Shelby!
It makes sense in limited circumstances. A more affordable option to save space in a small room is a Murphy Bed and its easier to work with, too. That said, its an intriguing concept but because of the expense, its more of a boutique add on rather than a practical solution for the masses.
“You can’t teach an old dogs new tricks🐶”!!😀🍎 The concept of ceiling furniture IS cool. But, it definitely seems to be MORE work to have to lower my perfectly made up bed each night 🌛.When I’m sick🌡🩺the last thing I would need is to lower my bed before getting in to it😕. I do like that one can use Siri to speak for it to lower also. But thx Shelby 👍🏾.
Just imagine if the bed did go up while you were sleeping and the sensors are broken lol
I'd bet it's literally impossible. Why use a motor capable of lifting a few hundred pounds than it needs to?
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i think its a great idea . if room is a must have thanks for posting Shelby
Thanks for the review.... I didn't actually hear the system making any noise during operation. Can you comment on whether there it is a quiet or noisy system?
Reminds me of the futuristic apartments in the movie Total Recall. I think the price is excessive, but would be cool to use in a hotel or vacation rental where you wouldn't have to worry about maintenance.
This is pretty awesome
I think it's super cool, but FYI to all New Yorkers, you could live in a 4 bedroom, 3 bath house with two living areas in Texas for $2600 a month.
I bought 2 doors, a bunch of plywood, a 2x4, 2 gas pistons and some metal hardware for $800 to build a ghetto DIY murphy bed. It's much cheaper and surprisingly good.
Great video, Shelby. Does the bed come in different sizes?
Love this !!
Tiny living makes sense. And clear space is good for yoga or writing or art.
What if the computer malfunctions? I agree about having to use a phone every time you want to open your drawers. I also would find the poles that connect to it frustrating to get around. I like the look of a cozy bed and I’d have to remove all my decorative pillows to raise it. But it is a cool idea!
It's like a fancy Murphy bed and the remote control makes it all too easy. A physical programmable dedicated remote would be useful.
It’s such a cool idea. It would definitely work for an Airbnb 🤔
I LOVE THIS. The desk idea is the best. I would buy the desk 100%
I absolutely love your videos 😍
The Murphy Bed ... 'Am I a joke to you'? 😂
I love the concept. $30K? I mean, I guess I can see why it's that expensive, but I've seen systems like this (although not as fancy) for tiny homes, so I'm sure they have systems like this as well that aren't so expensive. Again, I get it. The app. The cameras inside. All of the safety features. It's not going to be cheap. But damn, $30K? Obviously you're not getting this for an apartment you're renting.
I think it is a great idea so you can life the bed up and have lots of room to play on "your" VR headset!!
Looks cool, great video as always :)
As a designer I can see how much fun it must be designing these and thinking everything through! 😍
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tbh these types of beds are the future of pullout beds, so I think its a great step in that direction, but probably many people won't have it in their homes until maybe 10 years later. it definetely seems like a good decision to get, especially if they have that update with the desk folding out or being dropped
If I could hear my neighbors dog barking like that in my apartment I’d expect a rent discount 😅
Well, that's really cool :) Espellicaly the cameras inside the drawers
I love the video and also that folding bed
Definitely an interesting concept! It’s like a futuristic murphy bed.
Just letting you know that "ceiling" was misspelled in the thumbnail. I don't know if that is something you can fix after uploading.
Oops will fix that!!
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Ooh I love these tech/ home videos she does
It is kinda like a Murphy Bed. Are there any ceiling height requirements?
This is a great idea for hotels
So my question: Who repairs it when there is a problem? I live in Florida, will the company have someone come from NYC (or wherever they’re based) to repair it?
This bed is great when you live in a small place 👍
very nice. very expensive. wish i could get one. thanks for the video.
That is very cool and have never seen this before. Great for urban living where there isn’t much space!