The 420-square-foot space can be expanded to include the functionality of 1,100 square feet: walls, drawers and beds move and unfold to create 6 rooms: living room, dining room, office, guest office, master bedroom and guest bedroom. If you include the kitchen and the bathroom which morphs into a phone booth or meditation room, the apartment includes 10 total rooms.
To create the bedroom, Hill lowers his Murphy bed. He grows his dinner table from inches to feet. His office is a simple desk-in-a-drawer. The truly tricked-out element is the moving wall that is packed with storage (2 desks, drawers, closets, etc) and opens to create a full second bedroom (with 2 Clei bunk beds that fold out of the wall). Magnetized curtains close for privacy, both visual and acoustic.
Reminds me of the first pad I lived in: small with lots of storage (but much more low-tech than the stuff you see in the video) — It could be captured with just three photos
