Even though it’s nice to have a guest room with a bed, most homes need more space, especially in smaller houses where each area must be used to its fullest. An intelligent sofa bed, or one of its cousins, could be the perfect solution for accommodating guests if you are limited by space. These are the most clever ones you’ll find on Houzz. These are stylish and cleverly used.

Ardesia Design Use a Corner The little living room nook in this apartment could have easily been wasted. Still, a cozy retreat has been created by adding a modern-style sofa to the space and decorating it with a custom bookcase. A multi-functional couch bed can be added to an area like this, making it more useful. It will be a perch by day and a guest bed at night.

The bookshelf could be used as a bedside, and thick blackout blinds can be hung at the window to darken the room when it is time to go to bed.

When space is limited, as in this studio, choose a sofa bed without side arms or a bulky frame. This sofa folds up neatly to fit alongside the stairs while still allowing access to the cupboards.

This Design, while structurally compact, is not a shrinking violet. The cheerful upholstery adds personality to this space. Studio Morton Keep it Modern.

You won’t need to sacrifice style or space if you choose a minimalist sofa bed such as this one. It can be folded flat for storage when not in use.

This sofa bed style has a minimal frame and is ideal for small spaces. It is not as bulky as some other models and does not require a mattress. This is ideal for small areas, such as a study or bedroom, where you need a sofa bed that takes up the least space. Interior Design Hide it from plain view.

This looks like a large living room with a sofa in the middle. You’ll see that the couch is placed in front of a mirror wall, giving the impression of a larger space.

The designer, Olga Alexeeva, of Black and Milk Interior Design – wanted a beautiful and practical sofa. She says that the couch was the focal point of the Design. Then, it was a very organic process to build up the look. The large mattress is hidden underneath and can be pulled out. It’s a bit French in style and is also very practical. Reyne Design Raise it high.

Some guest beds and couch beds take up valuable floor space. If you have limited space, use the sofa/bed as a multi-purpose piece by raising it high and using its storage underneath.

This would be a good solution for a spare bedroom where you don’t have enough space to fit a couch and a wardrobe. You can store bedding, clothes, and shoes in large drawers under the bed if you choose a design that has them. Batik Studio Be flexible.

This multi-functional sofa bed was created as a custom solution for a tiny apartment in the city.

The arrangement above creates a cozy sofa with a small niche on the adjacent wall that serves as a table for books and drinks.

Here are some tips on how to design a small room. Batik Studio In a few seconds, it can be converted into a double bed of a decent size by removing the base. Add pillows and a duvet. The wall niche can be used to create a bedside. Batik Studio When it is not being used as a sofa, You can also learn more about The entire structure slides away from view beneath the raised floor of the kitchen. A couple of barstools transform the area into a stylish breakfast bar. Photography Create a window bench.

This seat can be used as a sofa or a bed. It has a frame that converts to a bed.

This is an innovative solution because it takes advantage of the small space. The wall behind the bed can be used as a couch back by placing the frame across the width of the space. Add a few large pillows, making it a comfortable sofa with a great view. It can be quickly transformed back into a mattress when needed. Tamalpais Construction Company Save Photo Double your space with a trundle

A sofa/bed with a pull-out trundle can easily be converted into two separate sleeping spaces. This is perfect for small kids’ rooms and hosting sleepovers or midnight meals. When you want to reclaim the space, tuck away the trundle.

You can get cheaper versions of this model on the high street if you can fit a standard bed in your room.