The Case of the Descending Bed
Patricia Marx writes that Bumblebee Spaces came up with a place for you to keep all your clutter—as well as your furniture. On the ceiling.
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Patricia Marx writes that Bumblebee Spaces came up with a place for you to keep all your clutter—as well as your furniture. On the ceiling.
With the push of a button, a messy bedroom becomes a spotless living room. America’s housing crisis isn’t going away, but robotics could help
Clever technology that stores furniture in the ceiling during the day has already been installed in apartments at The Smile, a building in East Harlem, New York.
Last modified on Thu 29 Apr 2021 08.21 EDT I began my morning, as I do many mornings, by masochistically searching different apartment listing sites for one-bedrooms and studios I could fantasize about renting –well, to the extent that one can fantasize about something so fundamentally inhumane as giving a landlord money just to have somewhere to live. There was a gorgeous pre-war apartment in the New York neighborhood of Bed-Stuy, with rich mahogany moldings that took up an entire floor of a brownstone; a corner spot in Williamsburg with windows on two sides of the living room. Too bad eve...
"We unlock what architects currently call the sixth wall in the room."