New from Resource Furniture
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In early 2012, when New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced the competition for the city's adAPT Micro-Unit Housing Program, Resource plotted out a 300-square-foot model apartment in its showroom. The multitasking furniture installed in the mini-abode sleeps three, seats eight for dinner, and includes a full-size bathroom and efficiency kitchen. -
One of the pieces installed in the model apartment is a fold-out desk cabinet called the Flatmate that's only four inches deep when closed. It features built-in interior lighting, cubbyholes along the sides for storage, and a power strip. -
The LGM Tavolo by Clei was introduced in 1974; in fact, Clei's founding Colombo family still has an original system in its vacation home in Italy. The LGM is a vertically opening queen bed with fold-down table that rotates 180 degrees to reveal a queen wall bed and can also be used as a desk when closed. -
Some of the newer transformable systems are finished with slightly more "transitional" trim and colors to appeal to a variety of homeowners. This queen bed can be drawn out from the wall without having to remove the tchotchkes from the attached shelf. -
Here, a stand-alone unit that doesn't have to be built-in to a wall of cabinetry. The mattress is surprisingly comfortable. -
Resource often customizes its fold-down systems to show a wide range of aesthetics. Here, the back of the Atoll 202 bookshelf is finished in wallpaper, while the fold-down bed is covered in textured linen on the exterior, and more wallpaper on the interior. -
The ottoman in front of the sofa portion of the Atoll fits under the bed frame when folded down... -
...Like so! Voila: a queen-size bed. -
Resource has more than modern Murphy beds, too: We especially like the Lapis dining chairs designed by Cavi and Brambilla.
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