This Instagram reel gives a quick demonstration of how the convertible living space in ProcessHouse works, including the comfortable sofa that rolls out from under the kitchen to reveal a queen size bed, a fold-down adjustable dinette table that utilizes the ottomans for extra seating, a step with storage that doubles as a seat or a night stand, and a motorized projection screen.

Here’s a quick demo of how the convertible living space works in ProcessHouse, my tiny house on wheels.

This is what the couch looks like in daytime mode. It’s super comfy, and gives you a perfect view of the fireplace and the view out the windows, with plenty of extra floor space to stretch out and exercise. It comfortably fits 3 people across, and if you’re watching a movie and need a bit of extra seating, the step turns over to reveal a cushion.

When I have guests over, the couch rolls in a bit to allow for a more upright posture and the table comes down to turn this space into a cozy dinette, with the ottomans serving as additional seating.

The table has a built in sliding mechanism, allowing it to be moved closer or further away from the couch as needed.

At night, the couch rolls out from under the kitchen to reveal a queen-sized bed, and the couch back becomes a headboard. I store my bedding and blankets in the ottomans.

The step acts as a night stand where I can charge my phone and watch, and the light and ceiling fan controls are always at my fingertips.

Ever wanted the luxury of a fireplace or a movie screen in your bedroom? When your living room IS your bedroom, you can have that too!