A Roll-up Bridge

I think it sounds incredible, especially for people who are living in small spaces. I do not have any, unless you count sleeper sofas as the same thing. I have heard of a console that you pull out and it is actually a long table that will sit a family or guests.

Not sure what you mean, but there is a table that has the side that folds down so the table can literally be scooted to the wall and be like a half table if you have a small space. A cute little half table for one or you pull it out, open the other side and it is a cute little table for 2-3. I'd like to have one of those!

I love it!!!!!I always enjoyed original design meeting functionality and these guys seem to have it.
And no. In no way I prefer conventional furniture LOL Had to conform a bit when I came to live here because at the time not only I didn't know the city well enough to find the fun stuff, but also there wasn't much. Other than idomo and ikea that were a bit more out of the box at that time, everything else was boring and un-fun( it was also way too big, but that's another story LOL )
My first buy was the cube(s) that could be anything in my living room. Stack, stand sideways, just by itself. It was the fun of my first living room in here. Each week that living room looked different because those cubes really worked in every single way. No folding or anything but really great.
Over the years I've bought quite a few things with great design and puzzled my mother in law to no end which was fun in itself of course.
I have some - more or less - conventional furniture, of course.

That board that turns into a table, chair, and storage is a very clever invention... i would love to have one in my home... very handy when we want to go on a picnic...

I am not that artistic or creative enough to make my own fold-up furniture...

When i was in Baguio a few years... i saw a man carrying several fold up tables... and selling them to stall owners in the market... i wanted to buy one... but i can't since we only rode the bus going there and i do not have an extra hand to carry it... but i told myself... next time i go back to that place... and i see this man with his fold up table... i will surely buy one for myself...

With this coming to my email I can not view it yet so I will have to come back and see it after I post. One of very few mylot uggs that need fixed.
I think though the fold up furniture sounds very space saving and neat. I think I would love to have some of it. I live in a little house and have company rarely but it would be nice to be able to store some extra chairs that fold up like a plank when not in use. I have no ideas that I could even put forth on making fold up stuff.

That is a beauty!
Even though I love old stuffs but would like to go for eco friendly, fold up furniture. The space is certainly getting less and we all want furniture that is perfect for the ambiance and space. I remember you sharing one link about some domed architectural pattern by a famous architect on my using plastic bags discussion. You are never short of good idea and sharing those.

Thanks dear.