How is the Hiddenbed™ different from other space-saving bed and desk combos on the market? Good question! Basically, there are three kinds of "desk beds" on the market: the Hiddenbed™, various wall beds that have an attached desk, and a loft bed with a built-in desk area underneath. What sets the Hiddenbed apart from other kinds of desk-bed combos is their relative convenience and compactness. The wall bed-and-desk combos are inconvenient because every time you want to use th

The Hiddenbed is an ideal solution for people who have small bedrooms or who live in other small spaces. We at Hiddenbed of Oregon have installed Hiddenbed desk/beds in rooms as small as seven feet wide and ten feet long. Recently, we installed a queen size vertical Hiddenbed, our Regal Model, in a "tiny home" with a floor space of only 160 sq. ft. What is even more impressive about this installation is that most of the home was taken up with bathroom and kitchen areas. The R

Small Space Ideas for Designers and Architects: Are you considering a wall bed or Murphy bed for one of your clients? We have them, and they have there special place in the realm of space-saving bedroom furniture. But also check out one of our twin, full, and queen Hiddenbed models as a great multi-purpose alternative. The Hiddenbed is the ideal space-saving furniture. Is your client short on space and you are having a hard time finding a solution for their sewing hobby? Che

On February 20, 2000, an interior decorator, Nate Berkus, appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show and presented “the most challenging makeover he’s ever done,” a makeover of a 250-square foot apartment in New York City. During the show, he took Oprah and Martha, the owner of the apartment, through an on-stage replica of the apartment as it had been prior to the makeover, and then another replica after the makeover, newly completed. Speaking to the audience after seeing the first r

Hiddenbed of Oregon, which specializes in the production of a system that converts a bed to work station in seconds, opens its new production facility and showroom in Mount Angel this Saturday. Keith Cobb started Hiddenbed of Oregon four years ago. The company sells a unit that converts a desk space into a bed, as illustrated in the photo.Models of the company’s original designs of the Hiddenbed and other space-saving furniture will be on display 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Refreshments

A guest is coming and you have no space in your home – only a small room with a desk. Hiddenbed of Oregon, a business started by the Cobb family of Mount Angel, has the solution to that and many other space problems. Hiddenbed is a piece of furniture that converts from a full-sized bed to a desk with little effort. A carpenter and cabinet-maker of many years experience, Keith Cobb started Hiddenbed of Oregon last fall. Working with the patented Hiddenbed hardware that was inv

The Hiddenbed neatly fits against a wall, everything remains intact as the desk becomes a bed. Hiddenbed, an innovative space-saving invention, is giving residence halls double the space, because it has managed to converge two mammoth elements of a room into one—the bed and the study. The Hiddenbed works on a global patented mechanism. Once you pull out the bed, the desk area is slowly lowered at the same angle, which means you do not have to clear the clutter on your desk b