My grandparents bought their home in 1959. They picked out everything for it. They had a set of drawers built into the stairs in their basement. The drawers were even graduated to fill the space (the top shelf was the smallest, bottom is the longest). Their kitchen even had built-in in floor to ceiling storage pantries. Also, they had kitchen cabinets that had pull out shelves for her pots and pans.
When I was a kid growing up in a tiny 5 flight walk-up one bedroom apartment, my mom had to think outside the box to make it livable for her, me and my little brother. She slept in the living room, gave me the tiny bedroom, and had a carpenter friend build a steps unit with storage inside each step. Then she bought a matching pair of book shelves, put the metal lid that originally covered the bathtub (in the kitchen) over the top of the facing bookshelves to hold a small mattress. The bookshelves thus formed a tiny room, complete with a desk and lamp, and the steps enabled him to climb up to the bed on top. Pretty ingenious on a tight budget!
Was this outside of the US? It sounds really interesting but some of it I don’t understand. Like a lid for a bathtub? And what is a “steps unit”? I understand how this made a bed, and that there would be a cubby area beneath it , but I’m not sure about the desk area, and I’m not sure if I’m even correct about what I think I understood. I wish there were pictures ir video because it sounds really cool. Your mother was very creative!
Who doesn't? Not me. I'm saving this vid so I can remember all the cool stuff to dream of, and hopefully figure out a way to make one (or more?!) of these myself someday... 😌💭🏰
I usually don't comment on videos on YT. But bro this is one of the best videos I've ever seen on this page. Its so useful. Has so many sources of so many AWESOME ideas and companies. That I'll definitely be saving it for my future home. Thanks so much for taking the time to make this one.
The ground fridge is a great idea! The only issue, the temp is too warm to safely chill food. The temp needs to be under 41F in order to keep your food safe and last longer. There is a thing called the TDZ (Temperature Danger Zone) and that is between 41F-135F. If food is stored in that zone, it is prone to bacteria growth.
I was taught 40 and 140. Also, food stored in that zone is MORE prone to bacterial growth. Bacteria still survives and reproduces outside that zone, just not as well. Regardless, this would work fine for shelf stable foods such as fruits and vegetable that don't require refrigeration at all but cool temps could still keep it fresh longer. It's a root cellar, not a refrigerator.
They could also be used as war bunkers. In world war 2, people had to build their own shelrers which cost time and energy but if they had the frigged they just had to bury them and done. It would probably not be worth it though because they costed loads and poor people in the UK were given Andersen shelter kits for free
Hello Mr Be Amazed. I appreciate every video you upload to keep all these people entertained and AMAZED including me, I just like to say Thank you . I really love your work.
Really cool designs, I love the window-balcony and the dining room fishtank! But fish are not low mainatance pets, they're some of the most high maintenance pets out there 😆
Ever since I saw one of these at a Home Show many years ago, I have been amazed by The Hidden Bed made in Mt. Angel, Oregon. When you think of any kids room, two pieces of furniture take up all the space, the bed, and the desk with your computer on it. Well what if you could have a device that was both? Viola, the Hidden Bed! I really wish I had seen this nifty Item when my kids were little. They also have Murphy style beds for those of you who want to have a guest room, but don't want to have a bed taking up the whole thing. If you ever make a sequel video to this, give it a look. It definitely fits into this list. 👍
Good morning from Arizona!!! I've never caught one of your videos 12 minutes after you've posted. Thank you for all your hard work coming up with new, interested content. ❤
If you think fish are low maintenance, you’ve obviously only ever had a goldfish lol. My tank is constant maintenance. Cleaning , feeding fish, changing water, new filters, etc…..
Although it isn't completely hollow, I have a chair that has storage built in. I used to have a couch that matched and each seat cushion was actually a lid that was hinged with storage below. It was a great place to store extra blankets and pillows, and I used the chair one to store toys for the grandkids so they were out of sight when the kids weren't here but easy to get out if they were. I have a larger sectional couch now and the chair is getting old and no longer matches but I might try to find a cover for it as it is so handy to have!!
the trouble with the groundfridge is that it's not cold enough for a lot of things. need one that's ground insulated but also powered to cool things to 40.
Oh my goodness, I am now obsessed with that aquarium headboard! I use both my fish tanks as nightlights all the time! They are gorgeous, and I would have one or two built into every room if I could. If you love gardening and houseplants, you use the water to water them and I even have Pothos growing out of my tank and up my stairwell.
The stairs problem is moving your furniture up them with being so steep. The folding stairs well, if your upstairs and someone closes the stairs then your stuck. 😂😢
Another cracking video full of awesome ideas there Be Amazed 😊💖 I already have two of these ideas and I could Really use that underfloor wine cellar.. Not for wine though but for craft supplies, there never is enough space for those 😂😂😂 I already have four swing out shelves in my kitchen cupboards, I have CTD so limited reach so they really help with that but they're buggers if somethings been put in wrong as saucepans etc can fall off and jam the space required to swing out 🙄😕 The other thing I have is a cheap version of the stick on tiles. This place didn't have a fireplace and for me a hearth is the focal point and a comforting gathering place within a home. I have an electric stove fire, painted up a wooden mantlepiece from ebay then used Moroccan style tile stickers to create a back. It looks great and if I ever get bored of them, I can swap them out for about a tenner. I love the idea of things within a household having such different multiple uses, I like tiny houses videos too and they have a Lot of awesome practical storage designs ❤
The ground fridge is just a root cellar. They have been around for hundreds of years. They are also not a replacement for an electronic refrigerator as 50f (10c) is in the danger zone.
A good chunk of these are budget SAW traps. Like swimming in that pool when the deck slides over it, or your spouse hitting the button to collapse your workspace into itself while you're in there. With my family, those collapsible staircases would always be folded into the wall when I'm needing to go downstairs.
Wow almost all of these are amazing! Def don’t need a fridge outside though. How many times do I cook and forget something and have to open the fridge again and again. Not worth it! I love the fish aquariums just so cool and the underground deck and pool just wow!
Well, as an Architecture student, the first thing you need to consider is who will be the user/s of the building. The sliding stairs isn't a good idea if your client has small kids around or is planning on having one. But it's a good design for small spaces like for dormitories, or small apartments.
In my grabs house there are floating stairs that are just planks of wood sticking out if the wall joined together by another plank of wood with the handrail on top of it. It is great because she has used the space under it to put a desk and some shelves
I'd like the folding stairs for the outside steps to the garage upstairs door to the porch. We have a path between the house and garage and opening that would be a godsend
Great video. Definitely gonna save it. There are so many awesome ideas (that I wish I would have thought of first). I want them all, lol. I appreciate the many pictures, videos, & thorough descriptions of each one. I really like that they are all actually useable & not just something to take up extra space & throw away money on. Speaking of money, my favorite part of the video is that you included prices! While some products are affordable & others are worth saving for, they were almost all things that regular folk can not only dream of but actually obtain to make their house into the home they dream of! Keep up the good work! We're looking forward to more AMAZING videos to come...
I always wanted to have a floor in between the first and second story be a huge fish tank, so on the first floor the entire ceiling is fish tank and upstairs the floor is fish tank
@@jameswesten2018That sounds cool, I'd love that but i couldn't be bothered feeding and cleaning out the aquarium, wouldn't it need loads of maintenance?
That would be so awesome! Reminds me of the one @ Seattle v that u can walk underneath. For a house it seems like it would be almost impossible to do bc of so many reasons. But... Maybe if it was just 1 room like that... Ooh, or better yet, just a part of the floor, like a sunroof for the bottom level and like an interactive rug for the top level?? Seems almost doable but still very hard to do. My friend built an aquarium into an entertainment center in one room, then cut a hole in the wall behind it (so u can see it from the other room but it doesn't stick out) & hung a (homemade) picture frame around it in the other room. It turned out amazing, & he did it all by himself- without any special skills or tools, & with not a lot of money. Fish tanks are a nice addition to any room, anywhere, any size, & anyhow u wanna decorate them... in my opinion.
When I was a kid, I had a raised bed with storage space underneath and a lego city (that was kinda large and therefore wouldn't have fit on ground level) on a raised plattform just slightly under the ceiling with the TV corner underneath that, with both the bed and the plattform accessible via the same ladder. Quite space efficent.
Both of my kids have bedroom sets that the bed was their crib to toddler bed to full size bed. My son’s foot rail has teething marks as it was the front of his crib. I would love the bed up down, loft bed, moving walls, and the eight foot set of drawers
9:43 - Ahh, just what I want from a chair in that form factor: to look like it has deep and plushy arm rests, but to be basically a solid plank of wood with perhaps a quarter inch of padding. Might as well just make a smaller chair at that point. Then you can add side tables and shelves as needed.
Hi be amazed.. i am your subscriber since 2020.. i was amazed and entertained when i was in my boarding house and i download the newest upload because the internet in that area is slow and almost have no connection.. thank you be amazed for bringing entertainment and more power to you and blessed you everyday.. greetings from the Philippines.. ❤❤❤
I really enjoyed watching this video and I'd love the shoe space saver another I di love the idea of putting the shoes in the stairs. Thought of doing this for a long time. Thanks for the video. Greetings from North Wales UK
That "underground fridge" is just a root cellar. A more practical version is to burry a cooler (or an old broken fridge) below the frost line in your yard, or use the basement you already have as a storage space.
I keep my fridge set at 33 degrees F (o.55 C)... freezer is at 0 degrees F (-17.78 C), so the ground fridge really needs some additional cooling. 50 degrees F is too warm to keep food safe.
Convertible cribs are far from new. My eldest is 15 and we had one since he was born. We never got to the 'convert to bed' stage only because it was involved in a recall (back when they recalled all drop-side cribs). At that point we just got him a single bed as he was 4 years old.
Thanks to god that he gave us and shares us this kind of brilliant ideas that truly helps us solve our problems in terms of space problems at home☺️☺️☺️☺️
Hello, I had one kitchen cabinet with the sliding S-shaped boards (the design was aptly called "Le Mans", it really looked a bit like a race course), and I LOVED it and already miss it dearly, as I had to sell the house with the kitchen where it was fitted in... I can recommend the design for everybody who can afford the slightly higher than usual price, as over a long time of use it benefits your back if you do not have to crouch into dark recesses to pull out your pots and pans! Thank you for this entertaining "Wow!" post :-)))
Oh and my grandma has pull out cupboards but her house is old and my grandfather made them a couple years after they came from Mexico when my mom was little
There was costs on many both verbally and written on screen 😊 If it was something specific you were after like that awesome over bed aquarium, you could try Googling it or using Google Lens with a screen shot? 😊
I thought laundry rooms were normal in a house, unit , well anything but a studio or similar. though, I have noticed utility closets are becoming more popular. I like having a room for laundry
I’d love to have a large laundry room! I’ve had a laundry closet for 20+ years and they are kind of a pain. But definitely better than using the garage.
I have the slim shoe rack (without the seat and cabinet) in my entryway. I absolutely love it because the space is narrow and it fits perfectly. But my bf‘s size 47 shoes do not fit and thin slippers, well, the slip down the back 😂. Pricey, but practical. 8.5/10, would buy again 😊
My favorite one is the movable walls Imagine the silliness of making silly shapes or even having a secret room to store your knife collection in I totally did not steal the knives Or should I say, Steel
Thanks, Mr. Be Amazed, for reminding me of things I am DEFINITELY too poor to ever get 😢 Well, maybe the $100 thing…but not this month. I got bills. 😂😂😂 Just kidding! This was a great video, and it was nice seeing everything, even though I won’t ever get anything like this 😊
Okay the ceiling bed is kinda cool, but what if there's a power surge while you're asleep and it lifts into the ceiling? I like my body not squished, thank you very much.
My grandparents bought their home in 1959. They picked out everything for it. They had a set of drawers built into the stairs in their basement. The drawers were even graduated to fill the space (the top shelf was the smallest, bottom is the longest). Their kitchen even had built-in in floor to ceiling storage pantries. Also, they had kitchen cabinets that had pull out shelves for her pots and pans.
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Just say generational wealth is wonderful.
@jackiesmith1325 They are talking about cabinets and drawers... Not a swimming pool filled with gold coins.
When I was a kid growing up in a tiny 5 flight walk-up one bedroom apartment, my mom had to think outside the box to make it livable for her, me and my little brother. She slept in the living room, gave me the tiny bedroom, and had a carpenter friend build a steps unit with storage inside each step. Then she bought a matching pair of book shelves, put the metal lid that originally covered the bathtub (in the kitchen) over the top of the facing bookshelves to hold a small mattress. The bookshelves thus formed a tiny room, complete with a desk and lamp, and the steps enabled him to climb up to the bed on top. Pretty ingenious on a tight budget!
Was this outside of the US? It sounds really interesting but some of it I don’t understand. Like a lid for a bathtub? And what is a “steps unit”? I understand how this made a bed, and that there would be a cubby area beneath it , but I’m not sure about the desk area, and I’m not sure if I’m even correct about what I think I understood. I wish there were pictures ir video because it sounds really cool. Your mother was very creative!
Your mother was wonderful. She really cared about you all and made life better for you. I wish my mother was the same
I love the moving walls. good for different situations
I've always wanted to have a house with secret doors, passageways, & rooms. Just for the sheer fun of it.
Me too! It would be one of my dreams come true.
How doesnt
Who doesn't? Not me.
I'm saving this vid so I can remember all the cool stuff to dream of, and hopefully figure out a way to make one (or more?!) of these myself someday... 😌💭🏰
Small spaces or not, many of these I would like in my home. 😊
I usually don't comment on videos on YT. But bro this is one of the best videos I've ever seen on this page. Its so useful. Has so many sources of so many AWESOME ideas and companies. That I'll definitely be saving it for my future home. Thanks so much for taking the time to make this one.
The stairs turned into a storage space is so cool and the storage space to put your shoes I love those .....impressive ❤
The ground fridge is a great idea! The only issue, the temp is too warm to safely chill food. The temp needs to be under 41F in order to keep your food safe and last longer. There is a thing called the TDZ (Temperature Danger Zone) and that is between 41F-135F. If food is stored in that zone, it is prone to bacteria growth.
I was taught 40 and 140. Also, food stored in that zone is MORE prone to bacterial growth. Bacteria still survives and reproduces outside that zone, just not as well. Regardless, this would work fine for shelf stable foods such as fruits and vegetable that don't require refrigeration at all but cool temps could still keep it fresh longer. It's a root cellar, not a refrigerator.
The folding and sliding in and out stairs would be perfect for a tiny home!
That ground fridge is amazing! If built resiliant enough, it might be used as a storm shelter aswell 😃👍
It would just be a very cold storm shelter, lol.
They could also be used as war bunkers. In world war 2, people had to build their own shelrers which cost time and energy but if they had the frigged they just had to bury them and done. It would probably not be worth it though because they costed loads and poor people in the UK were given Andersen shelter kits for free
@@Goofy-ahh-TH-cam-channelcosted? 🤔
You'd probably find it cheaper to buy a septic tank and convert it yourself. Maybe not second hand though.
Only for a short period of time if the fridge is built air tight.
Be Amazed, once again, doesn't disappoints.
Hello Mr Be Amazed. I appreciate every video you upload to keep all these people entertained and AMAZED including me, I just like to say Thank you . I really love your work.
I'm gonna tell my little brother about the crib. He has a new born, I wish that was around when my kid was small. For $700 USD that's a steal!
I had one of these folding balconies in my bathroom like 30 years ago and loved it.
Really cool designs, I love the window-balcony and the dining room fishtank!
But fish are not low mainatance pets, they're some of the most high maintenance pets out there 😆
I used to have fish. They stank and we had to clean the tank and change the water twice a week
fish don't need to be potty trained, walked, socialized, housed, while the owner is on vacation, etc
I don’t know about that. Have you ever owned a horse? At least for fish you don’t have to pay to board them.
Ever since I saw one of these at a Home Show many years ago, I have been amazed by The Hidden Bed made in Mt. Angel, Oregon. When you think of any kids room, two pieces of furniture take up all the space, the bed, and the desk with your computer on it. Well what if you could have a device that was both? Viola, the Hidden Bed! I really wish I had seen this nifty Item when my kids were little. They also have Murphy style beds for those of you who want to have a guest room, but don't want to have a bed taking up the whole thing. If you ever make a sequel video to this, give it a look. It definitely fits into this list. 👍
Good morning from Arizona!!! I've never caught one of your videos 12 minutes after you've posted. Thank you for all your hard work coming up with new, interested content. ❤
Hello,it's another Arizonian ❤
13:12 my grandma had this since 1970
If you think fish are low maintenance, you’ve obviously only ever had a goldfish lol. My tank is constant maintenance. Cleaning , feeding fish, changing water, new filters, etc…..
lol The Narrator cracks me up.
ALL of these are so practical yet i would of never thought of any of it lol
My parent's new kitchen has the pull out shelves in one cupboard and it works really well.
Although it isn't completely hollow, I have a chair that has storage built in. I used to have a couch that matched and each seat cushion was actually a lid that was hinged with storage below. It was a great place to store extra blankets and pillows, and I used the chair one to store toys for the grandkids so they were out of sight when the kids weren't here but easy to get out if they were. I have a larger sectional couch now and the chair is getting old and no longer matches but I might try to find a cover for it as it is so handy to have!!
Do you have the name of the couch/chair manufacturer? Or the store you bought them from? They sound great!
I've had pull out shelves in my kitchens all my life lol!
Wow, I wish I had all of these designs. Well, just the adjustable one. This is so cool! life would be so much easier and better.
the trouble with the groundfridge is that it's not cold enough for a lot of things. need one that's ground insulated but also powered to cool things to 40.
That focus grill would be a pain. You would have to clean it all out before putting it up.
Oh my goodness, I am now obsessed with that aquarium headboard!
I use both my fish tanks as nightlights all the time! They are gorgeous, and I would have one or two built into every room if I could. If you love gardening and houseplants, you use the water to water them and I even have Pothos growing out of my tank and up my stairwell.
The stairs problem is moving your furniture up them with being so steep. The folding stairs well, if your upstairs and someone closes the stairs then your stuck. 😂😢
😂😂 Especially if they were mad at you & went out
It takes some serious talent to turn a string of ads into an enjoyable video.
Another cracking video full of awesome ideas there Be Amazed 😊💖 I already have two of these ideas and I could Really use that underfloor wine cellar.. Not for wine though but for craft supplies, there never is enough space for those 😂😂😂 I already have four swing out shelves in my kitchen cupboards, I have CTD so limited reach so they really help with that but they're buggers if somethings been put in wrong as saucepans etc can fall off and jam the space required to swing out 🙄😕 The other thing I have is a cheap version of the stick on tiles. This place didn't have a fireplace and for me a hearth is the focal point and a comforting gathering place within a home. I have an electric stove fire, painted up a wooden mantlepiece from ebay then used Moroccan style tile stickers to create a back. It looks great and if I ever get bored of them, I can swap them out for about a tenner. I love the idea of things within a household having such different multiple uses, I like tiny houses videos too and they have a Lot of awesome practical storage designs ❤
Better than having those crappy designs that look like an architect from the playground made.
I can't stop seeing this but,your hat literally looks like SUS AMOGUS
@@armandomendoza3982I cant unsee it i hate you
@@armandomendoza3982cmon mate
@@armandomendoza3982You had to say something. Now I see it too 😭
bro whats your problem
The ground fridge is just a root cellar. They have been around for hundreds of years. They are also not a replacement for an electronic refrigerator as 50f (10c) is in the danger zone.
These are excellent architects 💙🙏 wonderful, intelligent designers! 🤩✨ WOW!
A good chunk of these are budget SAW traps. Like swimming in that pool when the deck slides over it, or your spouse hitting the button to collapse your workspace into itself while you're in there.
With my family, those collapsible staircases would always be folded into the wall when I'm needing to go downstairs.
Wow almost all of these are amazing! Def don’t need a fridge outside though. How many times do I cook and forget something and have to open the fridge again and again. Not worth it! I love the fish aquariums just so cool and the underground deck and pool just wow!
For the sliding stairs, could there be a sliding barrier at the top for safety so kids don't go jumping off from a high place?
Or even better no kids
Well, as an Architecture student, the first thing you need to consider is who will be the user/s of the building. The sliding stairs isn't a good idea if your client has small kids around or is planning on having one. But it's a good design for small spaces like for dormitories, or small apartments.
people who said money doesn't but happiness couldn't be more wrong
Being a minimalist would achieve the same effect.
Amazing, inspiring! Love your videos!
Most of these items are a hoarders best Christmas gifts 😊
In my grabs house there are floating stairs that are just planks of wood sticking out if the wall joined together by another plank of wood with the handrail on top of it. It is great because she has used the space under it to put a desk and some shelves
I'd like the folding stairs for the outside steps to the garage upstairs door to the porch. We have a path between the house and garage and opening that would be a godsend
With a number of those stairs good luck if you're ever injured on the second floor and need paramedics to bring up a stretcher.
The shoe one is actually off of the movie overboard with Goldie hawn. Great movie and great shoe idea. I got mine in cubbies under my bed 😂
I definitely chuckled at the crib/bed. Convertible cribs are a pretty common thing in the USA.
Thank you for always making my day with good videos
The sinking pool is so cool!
I like these, but they're usually ultra expensive
Great video. Definitely gonna save it. There are so many awesome ideas (that I wish I would have thought of first). I want them all, lol. I appreciate the many pictures, videos, & thorough descriptions of each one. I really like that they are all actually useable & not just something to take up extra space & throw away money on. Speaking of money, my favorite part of the video is that you included prices! While some products are affordable & others are worth saving for, they were almost all things that regular folk can not only dream of but actually obtain to make their house into the home they dream of!
Keep up the good work!
We're looking forward to more AMAZING videos to come...
I wish to have these designs in my house
I always wanted to have a floor in between the first and second story be a huge fish tank, so on the first floor the entire ceiling is fish tank and upstairs the floor is fish tank
@@jameswesten2018That sounds cool, I'd love that but i couldn't be bothered feeding and cleaning out the aquarium, wouldn't it need loads of maintenance?
That would be so awesome! Reminds me of the one @ Seattle v that u can walk underneath. For a house it seems like it would be almost impossible to do bc of so many reasons. But... Maybe if it was just 1 room like that... Ooh, or better yet, just a part of the floor, like a sunroof for the bottom level and like an interactive rug for the top level?? Seems almost doable but still very hard to do. My friend built an aquarium into an entertainment center in one room, then cut a hole in the wall behind it (so u can see it from the other room but it doesn't stick out) & hung a (homemade) picture frame around it in the other room. It turned out amazing, & he did it all by himself- without any special skills or tools, & with not a lot of money.
Fish tanks are a nice addition to any room, anywhere, any size, & anyhow u wanna decorate them... in my opinion.
When I was a kid, I had a raised bed with storage space underneath and a lego city (that was kinda large and therefore wouldn't have fit on ground level) on a raised plattform just slightly under the ceiling with the TV corner underneath that, with both the bed and the plattform accessible via the same ladder. Quite space efficent.
Those Stiles are look very good. and smart it look so amazing 🤩 ❤ 👍
Both of my kids have bedroom sets that the bed was their crib to toddler bed to full size bed. My son’s foot rail has teething marks as it was the front of his crib. I would love the bed up down, loft bed, moving walls, and the eight foot set of drawers
9:43 - Ahh, just what I want from a chair in that form factor: to look like it has deep and plushy arm rests, but to be basically a solid plank of wood with perhaps a quarter inch of padding.
Might as well just make a smaller chair at that point. Then you can add side tables and shelves as needed.
Hi be amazed.. i am your subscriber since 2020.. i was amazed and entertained when i was in my boarding house and i download the newest upload because the internet in that area is slow and almost have no connection.. thank you be amazed for bringing entertainment and more power to you and blessed you everyday.. greetings from the Philippines.. ❤❤❤
I really enjoyed watching this video and I'd love the shoe space saver another I di love the idea of putting the shoes in the stairs. Thought of doing this for a long time.
Thanks for the video. Greetings from North Wales UK
A king who is content with a small castle is one whose people do not lack.
That "underground fridge" is just a root cellar. A more practical version is to burry a cooler (or an old broken fridge) below the frost line in your yard, or use the basement you already have as a storage space.
If I implemented all of these in my home, I could have an indoor pool in my living room alone
I keep my fridge set at 33 degrees F (o.55 C)... freezer is at 0 degrees F (-17.78 C), so the ground fridge really needs some additional cooling. 50 degrees F is too warm to keep food safe.
Man I love your voice it helps me sleep so thank u for helping my bad sleep schedule
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man love your vids keep up the excellent work
I love this series
Convertible cribs are far from new. My eldest is 15 and we had one since he was born. We never got to the 'convert to bed' stage only because it was involved in a recall (back when they recalled all drop-side cribs). At that point we just got him a single bed as he was 4 years old.
My parents have a chairlift in the spiral of the stairs. Nice Dutch engineering.
The under ground fridge definitly👍
i need this in my city
5:48 it would be cooler if you could install one of the sinking ones on an apartment balcony instead of being limited to a rolling one
Thanks to god that he gave us and shares us this kind of brilliant ideas that truly helps us solve our problems in terms of space problems at home☺️☺️☺️☺️
26:49 Puts me in mind of the Yakhchals used in ancient Persia. Except those were above and below ground.
Hello, I had one kitchen cabinet with the sliding S-shaped boards (the design was aptly called "Le Mans", it really looked a bit like a race course), and I LOVED it and already miss it dearly, as I had to sell the house with the kitchen where it was fitted in... I can recommend the design for everybody who can afford the slightly higher than usual price, as over a long time of use it benefits your back if you do not have to crouch into dark recesses to pull out your pots and pans! Thank you for this entertaining "Wow!" post :-)))
Another epic vid. Thanks again for the content!!! Dude I tell everyone I meet about this channel lol
your videos are always the best
Rocket Stove for when your home insurance isn't quite expensive enough 😂
Man we have come a long way since 2017🎉🎉🎉
Great ideas 😊
Oh and my grandma has pull out cupboards but her house is old and my grandfather made them a couple years after they came from Mexico when my mom was little
Great video, thanks! I WISH you would give an indication of the cost for each design 🙏
He did.
There was costs on many both verbally and written on screen 😊 If it was something specific you were after like that awesome over bed aquarium, you could try Googling it or using Google Lens with a screen shot? 😊
The bedroom and baby cot. I like the design.
16:21 if I had that I’d watch be amazed on the wall all day
That's my next project!! 👍
So these are all great. But gosh I felt like this was one long commercial. Smart guys. Smart. Genuinely!
This video is going to give hoarders fancier ideas.
Real cool design space saving & thanks for sharing be amazed with these inventions.
This let me know we are all imperfect ,,every living thing 😮
That crib from the Mexican company is one of the smartest designs I’ve ever seen.
I thought laundry rooms were normal in a house, unit , well anything but a studio or similar. though, I have noticed utility closets are becoming more popular. I like having a room for laundry
I’d love to have a large laundry room! I’ve had a laundry closet for 20+ years and they are kind of a pain. But definitely better than using the garage.
Can that projector play TH-cam videos? Because I would probably feel an urge to watch Be Amazed videos on it.
I have the slim shoe rack (without the seat and cabinet) in my entryway. I absolutely love it because the space is narrow and it fits perfectly. But my bf‘s size 47 shoes do not fit and thin slippers, well, the slip down the back 😂. Pricey, but practical. 8.5/10, would buy again 😊
My favorite one is the movable walls
Imagine the silliness of making silly shapes or even having a secret room to store your knife collection in
I totally did not steal the knives
Or should I say, Steel
A convenient innovations to build a comfy house
Great video my mom loves it
Thanks, Mr. Be Amazed, for reminding me of things I am DEFINITELY too poor to ever get 😢
Well, maybe the $100 thing…but not this month.
I got bills.
😂😂😂
Just kidding! This was a great video, and it was nice seeing everything, even though I won’t ever get anything like this 😊
The underground fridge also could double as a storm shelter against tornados, or a root cellar, or a wine cellar.
Okay the ceiling bed is kinda cool, but what if there's a power surge while you're asleep and it lifts into the ceiling?
I like my body not squished, thank you very much.
Claim your early spot
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I saw a similar shoe closet design in Overboard with Goldie Hawn 1:18
Love it....❤. Great job Chonx 👏🏽 🎉
The problem with stairs that fold or slide away? You have to keep that space clear all the time anyhow.
Some of those gave me ideas