Storage is the constant problem for most people today. With the population growing every year, space is worth it – especially with our growing shopping habits. Kids have more toys, we have more clothes and things we pick up during our travels … but where do we put them ?! A smart way to make sure you have space to store all your belongings safely and aesthetically is to choose storage sofa beds. Here are some of the best.
Sofa beds
Sofa beds are generally not designed with storage bins, but are nevertheless suitable for small rooms, as you can transform the sofa into a bed simply by pulling the sofa bed before going to bed. This type of preparation helps you to deal with household problems and then it’s up to you to add storage chairs in the room without worrying about the daylight saving space..
Ottoman beds
Particularly suitable for a room with little storage space, an ottoman bed has a hollow base specifically designed to store things like blankets, sheets or anything thick that you don’t use every day. The size of the storage will depend on the size of your bed and you can access anything you put at the base of the bed by simply lifting the top half. Don’t worry too much about the mattress above, the lifting mechanism will lift you up at the same time and keep you hanging without you having to hold it.
Cabin beds
Also ideal for children, cabin beds are specifically suitable for tight spaces and small rooms, as they are generally designed with shelves and drawers in the middle base for extra storage. Remember that by choosing a higher storage space, more storage space will be available.
Divas
A sofa bed offers almost the same storage space as an ottoman bed, as the size will determine the space available to store things. It works differently, as the base of the bed is not a flat area, but is divided into drawers or sliding panels depending on the combination you choose. A sofa can have four main doors or one large cabinet and you simply pull or slide to access your belongings.
Bunk beds
Especially suitable for children, when they need to share a room with a brother, the bunk beds save space in small rooms. Classic bunk beds consist of two single beds sitting on top of each other, but there are other variations. A normal bunk bed will take up as much space as a traditional single bed and will be up to 170 cm high, but you should check the means to prevent the upper sleeper from hitting his head on the ceiling every morning.
Conclusion
Some people prefer wooden framed beds. A simple rectangular base with wooden sides provides a simple, modern look. You can also choose one with drawers on the sides for additional storage space. Metal frames are also available for those who are interested in a minimalist look. Often, a box spring will need to be placed on top of the frame to give the mattress extra support. To choose a suitable frame, look at the other furniture in your room and anticipate what would be most suitable for decorating the room.
For beds in the guest room or tight spaces, consider foldable bedroom furniture. Storage sofa beds are great because they have many uses. They can be used as a sofa during the day and a guest bed at night. Make sure the sofa bed is easily removable and comfortable to sleep in before buying.