Flying Wedges
May, 1978
No matter how you decorate a studio apartment, there's always one major question: What do you do with the bed? Some choose to hide it in a sofa. Some tuck it into a wall. And then there's the nomad type who makes himself a pallet on the floor. John Tam of Tam Design Associates in Manhattan has another solution; he's created a series of wedge-shaped polyurethane-foam furniture blocks that can be rearranged to make a formal seating area, an informal lounging spot or even--you guessed it--a bed. Fu...
