When it comes to a really small or narrow room, the wall bed is a wonderful idea for preserving valuable space. These 10 cool wall beds for smaller room design present different models that would ideally fit in your small room.
The problems withsmall living spacesare often found in guest bedrooms, college dorm rooms, or even your first apartment. The good news is that new technology and innovation can solve these problems, producing designs that we may not have seen in the past. Check out the following interesting and practical models!
Model with desk “Tama”
“Tama” is a larger version of a desk bed combo that features a full-size mattress. The model is a great example of a wall bed that combines function and design in one package. The fact that it has a large mattress makes it suitable for a small apartment or student apartment.
Bed and sofa “Dile”
“Dile” is a sofa bed that offers the greatest flexibility among all the models discussed in the article. A sofa provides a seating area that would probably be used more than a desk. With laptops, you can now work anywhere and don't need to be tied to a desk. The darker wood is striking and this is a great model for the living room. The combination of seating and sleeping accommodation can prove to be more useful than a desk and bed combination.
Combination with “Leo” shelf
“Leo” is a model that combines a hidden folding bed and a storage compartment. The concealed bed lies at the bottom of the shelf and seems completely natural at first glance. This wall bed would be ideal for a room where perhaps the living room, kitchen and bedroom are put together.
Wall bed with desk “Tale”
“Tale” is a computer desk that also functions as a wall bed. We like this bed for a student as the desk is a nice size and allows the student to spread out his papers and have enough space to work. This piece is ideal for a bedroom in a shared apartment.
Folding bed “Isola”
The “Isola” folding bed is an extra bed suitable for a very mobile person. The bed itself is on rolls and has a desk on the other side. This design is perfect for very small places like a university campus. The mobility of “Isola” would prove useful for students as they may even need to wheel it to a specific area.
Murphy bed “Matrimoniale”
This bed called “Matrimoniale” has a groundbreaking design. We like hidden beds like this! The model is well hidden in a storage unit that could appear to be some kind of shelves. This exclusive model also has a folding work table that can be used for many different activities.
“Mr. Hide” offers plenty of sleeping space
“Mr. Hide” is a sofa-bunk bed combination that folds out into multiple bedrooms, sleeping three people. That's a lot of "bedroom" for one piece of furniture. A family vacation comes to mind as a kind of necessity where the sofa bed can come handy. Of course, this might also be too comfortable for a family to be so close together. Hopefully no feud breaks out!
These vertical bunk beds, called “Ledo,” use wall mounting to fold out two single beds in a small footprint. This design makes for a quick sleep arrangement that could be in a shelter, fire department or a public area. The top bunk has no railings, making this a poor choice for children.
“Goalani” is a practical spatial solution
“Goalani” is the largest of all in this collection. This bed combines the storage capacity of a wardrobe, shelf and bed - all in one model. First impression is that this piece would be much more difficult to move due to its size. On the other hand, it offers a complete space of furniture in one piece of furniture, which can save time in shopping malls for furniture.
Etagenbett “Castle”
“Castelo” is a bunk bed system designed just for sleeping. There is no other element or combination that makes it a part-time solution for guests. The challenge with this large piece comes when finding a closet in your home to store the bed. Its height cannot fit in many cabinets. It is foldable and can be left leaning against a wall. This piece is remarkably thin.
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