The delightful Bed'nTable might not suit every space, but I can see it working particularly well in a studio or bachelor apartment. The clever assembly of pieces features a double bed frame and a table that extends behind the headboard.
Along with this rear surface come four upholstered chairs, accommodating sitters who might choose to use this area as a place as a dining table or a desk. The generous tabletop is still conveniently reachable from the mattress, but two additional nightwing trays can be attached to the sides of the bed as places to hold books, drinks and breakfast. The handsome hybrid Bed'nTable was designed and constructed by Erik Griffioen in lovely pale wood with playful slanted angles.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Multifunctional Furniture
- Designing and selling affordable, multifunctional furniture allows for efficient use of small living spaces
- Space Saving Solutions
- Innovative designs for space-saving pieces of furniture can tremendously improve the functionality of small living spaces
- Customizable Furniture
- Customizable furniture that can be adapted to fit in small rooms creates a unique experience for customers and can drive sales
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture Manufacturing
- The furniture manufacturing industry may explore creating space-saving, multi-functional furniture to meet the demands of small living spaces.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers could consider offering customizable furniture that provides solutions for small living spaces and improves the overall functionality of a room.
- Real Estate
- Real estate companies could market small living spaces as more practical and attractive with the use of multifunctional furniture and innovative space-saving designs.
