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How to Hiding your Bed

Homeowners in Japan has been for generations " hide " their bedding when not in use . Now, the owners of apartments all over the world also do the same . When not in use , their beds could be hidden in a cabinet or raised to the ceiling .

Ways to " hide " it makes the bedroom area can be used for various other purposes during the day . Just look at what has been done Vincent Kartheiser , the actor in this film series Mad Men . Kartheiser made his bed closer to the ceiling can be raised . In this way , the room could be felt widely in the daytime .

Actually , Kartheiser not do it alone . He got help from designers Funn Roberts . Roberts redesign that is owned residential Kartheiser .

" What often happens in our relationship is that I came to Funn with an idea and he made it into something that can be used in life , " says Kartheiser .

To realize the idea , Funn give a weight on the bed with loads up to 136 kg ( 300 pounds ) . If you want to use , Kartheiser just need to pull the bed . A table made of redwood timber under his bed instantly " transformed " into a headboard function .

The same was done in an apartment in London . The difference is, if the bed can be pulled Kartheiser owned and driven back closer to the ceiling , the bed permanently " hovering " near the ceiling . The bed is hung so that the bottom can be used for other purposes .

More special again , turns the ceiling above the bed is covered with clear glass . In daylight , the owner can lie down and sunbathe while enjoying the warm sunshine .

However , if the concept of " hang " a bed is not a pleasant option , you can also save a bed in the drawer . It's like do Anthony Gill Architects of Australian interior design apartment measuring 38m2 .

In this apartment , Anthony Gill Architects combine a bed with cupboards . This solution is suitable for those who are not comfortable sleeping in altitude .