This puts our bunk bed to shame.
Artist Omar Sherzad learned about woodworking from his father. When he opened a workshop/gallery in Barcelona, he wanted his own children to learn from his work as well. So he installed beds in the walls.
Monica Potvin and Markel Otaola bought the 323-square-foot apartment in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter during their child-free years, when location was more important than space.
You'd think I'd be tired of doing things myself.
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These days, DIY artists and makers are often the most forward-thinking creators in the market because they're constantly looking for ways to use (and reuse) unexpected materials.
