This week’s episode of Tiny Spaces features a special collaboration with Ori, making the furniture of the future and multiplying space using robotics.
About Ori:
“Our goal is to empower people to live large in a small footprint. We believe spaces should expand and adapt to our lives, that smarter spaces can provide us with the flexibility we need, and deliver the experience we want, by transforming effortlessly—almost magically.”
https://www.oriliving.com/
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Very annoying host. Why is she acting like she is on a sugar high
the video was amazing except her overacting
It's a shed.
I think if people want electric moving bed, they'll buy a more spacious apartment… So the market is not right. Somehow the furniture feels like "cheating" :p
No one should live in 250sq.ft. Housing is just becoming way too expensive for most people to be able to live a decent life. Glamouring this is not helping.
Very clever
You may play Houdini at home
All wonderful! Love that they took power outages into consideration and I would love to see it operated manually.
Missing laundry area too. What if electric goes our- any manual fall back options?
Why didn't you show the kitchen and the dining table? I mean, the kitchen is also very important…..🤔
Genius
What an amazing smart space, if only we could see the bathroom and the kitchen
Woman in blue needs to turn down the exaggerated excitement it's a bit off-putting. Good video otherwise
Instead of a drop down bed…why not just have a sofa bed ?
Dallas Corbin
This woman is overreacting too much and this is annoying
Curious of the benefits of smarter space usage for larger places too! This thinking doesn't have to be applies solely to shoebox apartments, especially in the WFH era!
I'm sure this apartment costs $5,000 a month because it's in a Luxe building with a killer view, etc.
I don't think I've seen a more disingenuous host, overdoing it, in my life. Grating.
"And the chair's there, TOO?"
"Amazing 🤩"
Incroyable! 😉