Murphy beds have been around for over 100 years, and back in the day, they had a competitor product that spirited away the ...

When it’s closed, a Murphy bed looks like a desk, cabinet, or chest, and frees up plenty of floor space. Sometimes referred to as wall beds, these have handles or some other feature you can pull ...

Employees at Hyde`s store, Murphy Beds and Custom Cabinets Inc., can custom design the wall units to accommodate shelves, stereo systems and mirrors. Prices average $2,500, although less expensive ...

FRAMING: To help the bed housing blend into the room, many consumers add built-in wall units, cabinets or open shelves of the same depth on either side. Wall beds often come with these components ...

Photo: F. Martin Ramin/The Wall Street Journal Beds once associated with claustrophobic Depression-era flophouses are popping up at ski resorts, timeshares and luxury suites.

Guide to buying Murphy beds: Choose the best wall beds or the right hardware to customise to maximise bedroom space efficiently and effortlessly.

More homeowners are installing the frequently-lampooned Murphy beds, rather than renovating or moving to a bigger home. The beds, which swing up into a wall for vertical storage, help home offices ...

The Murphy Bed, also known as a wall bed, fold down bed or pull down bed, is a bed that’s hinged at one end so it can be folded up and stored vertically against a wall or in a closet.

Murphy beds have become the standard solution for small-condo living and micro-units.

I couldn't find the source for this unit in particular, but there are DIY versions you can make if you're handy and wall beds you can buy on Costco too.

The queen-sized Murphy bed pulls down to reveal artwork with cherry blossoms. The San Jose studio unit with the bed pulled down. Courtesy of Rebecca Möller ...