Coming Soon: A Greener Murphy Bed

This modern Murphy bed is LEED & FCC certified, has been created with eco-friendly woods, developed to be urea free and formaldehyde free AND we cant complain about the super simple styling...jump below for another "before and after" look:

Called "The Noir", it is listed as coming soon from the Wallbed Factory. All info is here.

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"All the Info is here"

Everything except sizes and pricing and availability...
...without that - It's still just Etherware.

posted by bepsf on December 16th 2008 at 1:40pm
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Is this another where's Waldo posting?

BTW is the shard already that far along in construction (top photos with London skyline backdrop out windows)?

posted by dn on December 16th 2008 at 2:49pm
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About that info...if you looked at other products that are currently available on the site you would see what types of prices they charge. It also clearly says "Coming Soon" so I would not really expect info if it is not actually available at the moment. It all looks pricy at $2,000 for a basic style Murphy Bed. I love the Kingston Murphy Bed with the couch attached.

Not green but....DIY Wall Bed Kits

Create-A-Bed® - mechanism, you buy wood etc.
http://www.wallbed.com/
ANy size kit is $300

Ready to Assemble (RTA) - RTA or kits
Queensize of this one runs $1400 (QU mechanism is $800)
No bolting to the floor - No bi-fold doors - No hydraulic or gas Pistons
http://www.murphybedsonline.com/complete_rta.php

Sliding Bookcases open to reveal murphy bed -- http://www.spacesaverswallbeds.com/
Library Queen is $4,500, Reg. Queen Murphy is $3,000

ON SALE NOW!
(but added fees for crating for shipping etc.)
http://www.murphybedsdirect.com/library.htm
Way cheaper than the other complete systems.
Library Queen in wood $2,100

posted by cheep3r5 on December 16th 2008 at 7:28pm
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Is the Murphy bed really that much less green than any other piece of furniture? Huh. Didn't know there was a demand for that. Go figure.

Nice styling, though.

posted by rockypondgirl on December 17th 2008 at 10:46am
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So I called Old Creek to see if I could get some more information on this Noir bed other than "coming soon." I was told that they are estimating the price to be around $1,899 for a queen size, which I was pleasantly surprised to hear! It's a bit lower than the prices of their existing products, which will be a good selling point to convince my husband.

I really like the sleek styling of the bed, and the fact that it will be "green" adds to the appeal as well. Now if I could only my home look as classy the pictures shown... :)

posted by green4good on December 17th 2008 at 3:13pm
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Cheep3r5, thanks for those links, particularly the first one.

posted by rosenatti on December 18th 2008 at 6:24pm
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