
Mind your head: a king-sized bed descends from the ceiling to replace the lounge area in Simon Woodroffe's YO! Home design.

A kitchen folds out of the wall when required. The rest of the time it is invisible.

A dining table and chairs can be summoned from the floor at the touch of a button.

After dinner, guests can switch to the lounge.

The home then turns into a bedroom with a cinema screen on the opposite wall.

There is extensive underfloor storage throughout the 40 square meter apartment.

The prefabricated apartment can be stacked on top of each other to create high-rise towers.

Pop-up apartment design from TU Delft University students uses ultra-flexible polypropylene walls to create different furniture and room combinations.

MIT's CityHome project uses a multi-functional furniture unit that can provide a kitchen, living room, bedroom and bathroom.

Studio Kitoko designed a micro apartment for Paris in which furniture adapts to several different roles.


