Clever Space Saving Design Ideas

Here is the Murphy bed in its sleeping configuration. The transition from couch to bed is seamless, and the surrounding paneled wall conceals the mechanism, keeping the look clean and modern.

This daughter's room in Project 704 features a custom loft bed designed for sleepovers. It's large enough for six kids and has a secret storage area, plus a portable projector for movie nights.

The loft bed in Project 704 is integrated with a full wall of wardrobe storage below. One of the wardrobe doors is a secret entrance to the bathroom, keeping the room's design clean and adding an element of fun.

In the Red Fort Project, this kids' room features a cozy bed nook built into an arched alcove. The bed platform is raised to include deep storage drawers, and a ladder leads to an upper play loft.

Another view of the kids' room in the Red Fort Project, showing the play loft with a circular cutout looking down into a cozy nook. The design is all about creating different zones for play and rest within a single room.

For Project 22 Days, we designed this custom sliding table for the master bedroom. It glides over the bed, creating a perfect surface for working from home or enjoying breakfast in bed without sacrificing space.

This video shows the master bedroom in Project 704, where we experimented with printing a bold, leafy pattern directly onto the wardrobe shutters. One of the printed panels is actually a secret door leading to the bathroom.

A walkthrough of the daughter's room in Project 704. You can see how the loft bed, integrated storage, and hidden bathroom door all work together to create a space that is both highly functional and imaginative.

A quick tour of the kids' room from the Red Fort Project. The space features a custom bed with an arched headboard nook, terrazzo-style flooring, and soft, calming colors to create a happy and energetic atmosphere.