People have always had flights of fancy about the future. For instance, in 1899, people thought we’d be able to reach new depths of the ocean riding giant seahorses. In 1962, The Jetsons illustrated a society that imagined we’d someday be traveling by flying cars. And in 1989, the movie Back to the Future Part II predicted that in 2015 we’d be wearing self-lacing sneakers, riding on hovering skateboards, and be able to open the front door of our homes with a thumbprint.
Obviously these predictions were pretty far-fetched, but a company called “Yo! Home” has invented a futuristic abode that looks like it's straight out of a sci-fi movie.
The strangest part of it all is that these space-saving inventions — which are hidden in walls, underground, and discovered by flipping over furniture — seem completely practical and attainable in the very near future.
What are these innovations? There’s so many of them that you'll just have to watch the below video packed with secret compartments and tricks walls to fully understand them all. I did, and my mind was blown! Now I just need to figure out how renovate my tiny apartment to include some of them…because who doesn’t want a hot tub hidden in an 800-square-foot home?
Please SHARE this video with everyone you know, because if there’s enough demand for these kinds of brilliant inventions, then their perhaps supply will become affordable for all.
