It's nice to have a big bed to sleep on, but big beds take up bedroom space that could be used for other things; this is where the Murphy Electric Bed comes in. This bed, manufactured by German company LiftBed and designer Karl Heinz Welser, can be easily stowed away when not in use.
The Murphy Electric Bed is a king-size bed that can be hidden flush in the ceiling. The bed is equipped with a motor that is controlled by a push-button remote control with a two-finger locking mechanism for increased safety.
Unlike conventional Murphy beds that fold out from the wall but still take up space when not in use, the Electric Murphy Bed literally takes up no floor space as it ascends to stow snugly into the ceiling when not in use.
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The Electric Murphy Bed Ascends to the Ceiling When Not in Use
Trend Themes
1. Space-saving Bed Solutions - The trend of space-saving bed solutions presents opportunities for manufacturers to create innovative and compact sleeping options.
2. Remote-controlled Furniture - The increasing popularity of remote-controlled furniture opens doors for companies to develop new and convenient ways to control and manipulate household items.
3. Hidden Storage Systems - The demand for hidden storage systems in furniture provides a chance for designers and manufacturers to create multi-functional pieces that maximize space and minimize clutter.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - The furniture manufacturing industry can explore disruptive innovation opportunities in the development of space-saving and multi-functional bed designs.
2. Home Automation - The home automation industry can capitalize on the trend of remote-controlled furniture by integrating advanced control features into their product offerings.
3. Storage Solutions - The storage solutions industry can tap into the demand for hidden storage systems in furniture by creating innovative and customizable storage solutions for various living spaces.