Peyton Wolff
Ever since the classic fold-into-the-wall Murphy Beds came into play, designers have tried to find newer, better and more efficient ways to make the most of bedroom spaces through convertible and collapsible bed designs. That means virtually nothing has to be moved out of the way when you’re exhausted and just want to crawl into bed.
When not in use, the Bedup can be set flush with a ceiling so as to visually disappear or can become a kind of hovering drop-ceiling, defining a space below it and even illuminating the rest of the room with built-in lighting.
Done right, the Bedup can even (arguably) add something decorative to a space – contributing color and spatial accents, contrasting or complimenting the rest of room’s layout.
“BedUp® CAMPUS operates a small revolution in university dorm rooms.By tidying the bed to the ceiling, the bedup® system brings new life to these tight spaces.
