Apartment Therapy -
30 Sep 2017 17:00
There's a problem frequently encountered by designers of very small houses, which is that beds are very nice to have while sleeping, but, even when you're not sleeping, they take up a lot of space. Our caveman ancestors, presumably, solved this problem by having beds that rolled up when not in use: more recently, designers of so-called "tiny houses" have gotten around this by lofting beds up high, with living space below. Which, unless you love the idea of fumbling for a ladder when you need to ...
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