This Conceptual Apartment from Geometrium Features a Stair-Embedded Bed
Michael Hemsworth — October 16, 2016 — Art & Design
References: geometrium & contemporist
It's no secret that small living quarters are quickly becoming the norm for more people around the world than ever, which Geometrium is looking to aid with a hidden bed apartment.
The conceptual apartment design sees the sleeping quarters installed into the flooring of the compact unit and capable of being slid underneath it whilst not in use. When hidden, the bed frame acts as a set of stairs for walking up to the risen seating area.
Dedicated bedrooms are becoming a hot commodity in urban areas around the world as development buildings create more bachelor/studio spaces to fit more residents. This apartment design from Geometrium with the hidden bed helps show how consumers can make the most of literally every square inch without sacrifice.
The conceptual apartment design sees the sleeping quarters installed into the flooring of the compact unit and capable of being slid underneath it whilst not in use. When hidden, the bed frame acts as a set of stairs for walking up to the risen seating area.
Dedicated bedrooms are becoming a hot commodity in urban areas around the world as development buildings create more bachelor/studio spaces to fit more residents. This apartment design from Geometrium with the hidden bed helps show how consumers can make the most of literally every square inch without sacrifice.
Trend Themes
1. Hidden Bed Apartments - The trend of hidden bed apartments offers a space-saving solution for small living quarters.
2. Compact Living - The trend of compact living is becoming the norm as more people opt for smaller living spaces.
3. Maximizing Space - The trend of maximizing space in apartments allows consumers to make the most of every square inch.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - The interior design industry can capitalize on the trend of hidden bed apartments by offering innovative space-saving solutions.
2. Real Estate - The real estate industry can tap into the trend of compact living by developing more bachelor/studio spaces in urban areas.
3. Furniture - The furniture industry has an opportunity to provide multifunctional and modular furniture designs to maximize space in small apartments.
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