Zoom-Room

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August 7, 2009 By Necee Regis

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If your cramped urban dwelling is forcing you to choose between designated sleeping quarters and a full-on media room, fret no more.

You can have both with Zoom-Room, an electronic version of the Murphy bed.

“When it comes out of the wall everyone says, ‘Wow!’” says company owner Peter Medvin.

Zoom-Room “It adds another magic trick to your home theater experience,” Medvin continues.

While Murphy beds hog valuable wall space, the Zoom-Room silently vanishes into the custom-built wall unit.

The 10-inch-deep shelf accommodates nearly all sizes of flat-screen TVs, while drawers and vertical cabinets provide priceless storage.

Zoom-Room is available in six wood veneers and black lacquer.

The basic unit includes the remote and a queen mattress.

Installation, delivery, shelving, lighting, drawers and closet storage are extra.

PRICE:
Zoom-Room: $7,000 and up

CONTACT: 888.211.1120, zoom-room.com

Zoom-Room

Comments

February 15, 2010 - 10:35am — Anonymous

How thick is that mattress? Is it memory foam? Or is a hard mattress>

October 7, 2009 - 7:56pm — Anonymous

FYI, the price has been lowered to $4,450 for a Queen Size Zoom-Room bed with cabinet. Check out the website - www.Zoom-Room.com - there's a link at the top for the "The Standard" cabinets, which are priced at this level.

October 6, 2009 - 10:31pm — Anonymous

WoW! I love the idea, I'm glad that I took the extra time to look into it when I googled murphy beds. This is definitely what I would need in a New York City studio apt. The price is a bit high, but the space I would save!....and it looks a lot safer than a murphy bed coming down on you.

August 15, 2009 - 8:32am — Anonymous

How do you watch the TV when you are laying in bed ?
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August 20, 2009 - 10:50am — Anonymous

I imagine that you can put your pillow by the "feet" and view from there....duh. i love the idea, especially the customization, but it's definately a luxory item.

August 7, 2009 - 11:40am — Anonymous

What am I missing here? If you have 6' - 7' feet of extra space to hide a bed, why not just make the room bigger and have a dedicated space within the room for your theater? That room looks pretty big to begin with.

August 7, 2009 - 1:28pm — geoffm

You're not thinking three dimensionally. The cabinet is only two feet deep. The bed "rolls" up behind the flat screen. Check the website, they have a cool video.