Space Saving Furniture

[DaveChase]

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=1392281264317949

Some really neat ideas for those tight quarter space ships.

Dave Chase

 

[PFVA63]

Hi,

Thanks for posting that. That's some of the coolest stuff I've seen for furniture. Some of it looks perfect for a ship/spaceship type setting.

 

[Fritz_Brown]

Hehe - I have a coffee table like the first one shown, except the whole top comes up (and, it's not Euro-style). It's not a new concept, but it's not something a lot of Americans think about. (I assume more Europeans do, since I encountered similar designs in Germany almost 20 years ago.) Some of those are really nice designs, though. I especially like the one where the upper bunk comes from below the sofa!

I'll be impressed, though, when they can make a "fresher" better than the stainless steel rotating thing I've seen elsewhere.

Oh, only one problem with their really slim designs: where are you going to hide the body? They're not thick enough to hide a human. That really puts a crimp in adventures.......... :toast:

 

[Lycanorukke]

Oh, only one problem with their really slim designs: where are you going to hide the body? They're not thick enough to hide a human.

Easily solved by using a sufficient amount of force. :smirk:

Unfortunatly though, organics have a bad habit of leaking everywhere when stuffed into a small spaces ....

 

[Spinward Scout]

Some really neat ideas for those tight quarter space ships.

Have you seen the 'sliding apartment' in Japan? Sliding panels to make different 'rooms' in a small apartment.

http://youtu.be/UBs0u8TY6jk

Here's another in Hong Kong.

http://youtu.be/f-iFJ3ncIDo

EDIT: Looks like both videos are from the same apartment in Hong Kong. Scratch that Japan one.