Hong Kong-based design firm Millimeter created an illusion of space in this corridor by replacing a solid wall with glass. Photo: Millimeter

Interchangeable legs on Spanish company Babyhome's bassinet let it rock, be wheeled or remain stationary. Photo: Babyhome

A low-tech baby box on castors provide a bed and storage. Photo: Matt Elkan

Hong Kong & China

How to fit a baby into a one-bedroom flat: live in the lounge

For one family, a fold-down bed in the living room was answer to question of where son would sleep - and they're not alone: interior designers are finding space-saving solutions for families

Kavita Daswani

Published: 6:00am, 15 Apr, 2015

Updated: 2:54pm, 20 Jul, 2018

Hong Kong-based design firm Millimeter created an illusion of space in this corridor by replacing a solid wall with glass. Photo: Millimeter

Interchangeable legs on Spanish company Babyhome's bassinet let it rock, be wheeled or remain stationary. Photo: Babyhome

A low-tech baby box on castors provide a bed and storage. Photo: Matt Elkan

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How to fit a baby into a one-bedroom flat: live in the lounge

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