Cool Beds For Small Rooms With Limited Storage

Cool Beds For Small Rooms With Limited Storage

Living in a small place can be practical and cozy, but it also comes with challenges. One major challenge is selecting the right furniture. It may not seem like a big deal, but try fitting a regular bed into a micro apartment and you’ll quickly realize the need to reconsider your choice.

However, some types of beds are better suited for small rooms.

A trundle bed is a great option.

A trundle bed or truckle bed is a simple bed on wheels that can be stored under a larger bed, like a bed extension. It can also be used as a multifunctional space in a home office, serving as a regular bedroom or guest room when needed.

A fold-down wall bed is another option to consider.

Storing a bed against a wall is practical when there’s little floor space. One option is a bed that can be hidden inside a wall cabinet when not in use, like the Kali unit. This wall unit works with a sofa to provide a comfortable sleeping surface.

The sofa’s backrest cushions are removed and the sofa tilts back, revealing the bed platform, which doubles as the cabinet door.

Murphy beds are practical and popular in small bedrooms and tiny apartments. They allow you to free up floor space by storing the bed vertically against the wall. One example is the Oslo sofa and bed combo. When not needed, the bed sits behind a large panel with a shelf attached.

Pulling down the panel transforms the shelf into a bed platform that partially sits on the sofa.

Sofa beds are popular and commonly used in living rooms as backup sleeping options for guests. The Law Dormeuse is a great example of a sofa bed with all the essential features. It is compact and comfortable as a sofa and converts into a bed with minimal effort.

Additionally, it has a removable cover, which adds a nice touch.

There are several loft bed options. One is the Elliott System, a freestanding unit that includes a desk, storage, and a bed. It’s ideal for kids with limited space who need a desk, shelves, drawers, and a bed.

Looking at this bedroom, you might think that having an alcove bed isn’t space-efficient. However, consider the bed as a window nook and remember that you can hide the entire sleeping area behind curtains. Additionally, you can add storage drawers under the bed to free up floor space.

The main issue with regular beds is that they take up valuable floor space and prevent you from using that space for other purposes. Systems like Letto solve this problem by elevating the bed on a platform and creating storage space underneath. It’s like having a mini walk-in closet under your bed.

You can simply lift up the bed and walk under it.

A bed-desk combo

There are various ways to combine a bed and desk to save space, and one intriguing option is found in Nano Studios. These micro apartments, designed for students, feature modern bed-desk combos along with innovative furniture and storage solutions.

Convertible sofa-bunk bed

Everyone knows that there are sofas which can be extended to serve as beds but did you know that there’s also a sofa which you can turn into a bunk bed? It’s called Doc. and it’s a very cool and modern piece with a simple and user-friendly mechanism. It has a ladder and safety barrier system built into its structure. When used in the bunk bed version, the ladder stands vertically and doubles as a support.

As a sofa, Doc. is compact, cute, and stylish.

Underfloor bed

We know that beds can have storage underneath, but did you know that a bed can also slide under the floor? The concept involves a raised platform in a room with a bed on wheels. This allows you to easily roll the bed under the platform when it’s not in use. The platform can be furnished with a desk and chairs, creating a workspace or home office which doesn’t need to be cleaned up at night.

Simply roll out the bed and your work area will remain intact, allowing you to pick up where you left off the next day.