Awesome Beds

Whether you just like the idea of indoor camping or need more darkness and privacy to help you sleep, this bed-top tent should do the trick. Made from breathable pongee fabric, it pops up easily around your mattress, reducing light and noise when zipped up. Available in twin, full, or queen sizes. Great for top bunks too.

Designed by Yves Béhar, the SoundBed is a unique bed created for relaxation and meditation. It’s packed with tactile transducers and speakers which can produce seven channels of sound and vibration from head to toe. It rolls up to fit in a 24″ x 24″ x 24″ space when not in use. Sounds will be sold via a subscription plan.

Hammaka’s outdoor bed combines the comfort of a sleeping pad with the ability to hang it up as a hammock. Its inflatable pad can be adjusted to your desired firmness and can be used standalone on the ground as well. Measures 82″L x 35″W x 2.5″H, and has a 300 lb weight capacity.

Designer Kerstin Phleger’s concept design is for a desk that can transform into a bed when needed. It has an accordion-style fold-out frame that supports a roll-up foam mattress with enough room for two. No more snoozing under your desk like George on Seinfeld!

Got an aspiring little off-roader in your house? Your kid will be the coolest in the neighborhood with this awesome bed that looks ready to hit the trails. The twin-sized bed has a Jeep-inspired design and features a steel roll cage with grab bars and chunky off-road tires. Its angled headboard is padded for safety.

X Rocker’s combination computer desk and bunk bed is the perfect piece of furniture for a kid’s room or if you’re just short on space. Its lower tier has room for a complete gaming PC with dual monitors, a large 77.5″ x 35″ desk surface, and a shelf for displaying collectibles. Its twin-sized bed holds up to 220 pounds.

The Pivot Bed turns your bedroom into a gym when you’re not using tour bed. The murphy bed’s steel frame can hold hundreds of pounds so you can use it for pull-ups, dips, weight training, and other exercises. It has a spot for attaching a tablet, and enough space underneath to store standalone equipment.

We love sleeping with our Rumpl blanket. Now, puppers can have his own comfy Rumpl, and you can take it with you. The machine-washable dog bed rolls up small for easy travel, with soft fleece on one side, a water and dirt-repellent surface on the other, and an optional air mattress that adds 2″ of cushioning inside.

The Z-Roll combines a bedroll and an air mattress so you can sleep comfortably anywhere. The bedroll has a weather-resistant base and a duffle pocket that can double as a pillow. The air mattress has a built-in foot pump that fills it in just 90s.

Parachute’s mattress uses two layers of coils instead of foam or latex. This results in three zones of support – soft at the head and feet, firm at the middle – that remain consistent over its 10-year life. Layers of wool insulate and protect the coils.

Pro Idee’s unique bed has a frame partially made of paper and corrugated cardboard, allowing it to fold like an accordion. You can fold it into an armchair or a bench. It comes with a foldable foam cushion. Despite its construction, it can hold up to 661 lb.

Privacy Pop transforms ordinary beds into private sleeping chambers. Simply place your mattress inside the pop-up tent, and you can roll down the sides to cut out light too. Available in sizes from toddler to king, and a wide variety of colors. Folds up compact for storage too.

This elegant wooden bed can be assembled and disassembled in minutes without using tools, thanks to its use of Japanese joinery. The construction also lends to a quiet, nearly creak-free bed. Each bed also comes with a headboard that has a washable cover.

Helix designs each mattress for different types of sleepers. While some prefer harder surfaces, others prefer a plush cloud. Take their quiz to see your match, and try one of their mattresses for 100 days, risk free. Save up to $150 on your purchase through 9/9/19.

Casper developed the Wave mattress realizing that different parts of the body need different types of cushioning and support. For example, it has cuts in the foam to relieve pressure on your shoulders and spine, while pods of gel support your hips.

The Leesa adjustable bed’s feet and head can be set to a wide variety of positions. The quiet motor makes adjusting at night no hassle. It’s also covered under Leesa’s 100-night free trial. It comes in several sizes, including a king size with two separate halves.

Whether you’re just looking for an extra bed or a main one for a small room, the CouchBed might be what you’re looking for. It converts in a couple of seconds, and is made of memory foam with a cooling gel to keep the surface cool. It comes in twin or queen size.

HomeMadeModern made a simple but versatile loft bed using construction scaffolding and an aluminum deck. The scaffolding not only saved them a lot of time, it’s also modular. They can easily change its height and add parts using off-the-shelf components.

These unique and versatile beds combine a sleeping area, a massaging lounger, storage cubbies, a music system, bookshelves, laptop desk, room safe and more. Sadly, it looks like you’ll need to import one from China if you want one for your bedroom.

The cushions seem a bit on the tall side when used as a couch, but we’re still impressed with the engineering behind Bonbon’s convertible piece of furniture that goes from sofa to bunk beds in just seconds.

Casper’s 72″x 20″ lounger can be used in a variety of ways. You can lay it flat and use it as a sleeping mat, prop it up against the included shell for watching or reading, or fold it into a compact chair. Like their beds, it comes with a 100-night risk-free trial.

Unamo Design’s 3Moods has detachable components and magnetic straps that allow it to transform into various pieces of furniture. You can turn one or both halves into a couch, a lounge chair, a table with two chairs, and more.

Snow Peak’s versatile camp furniture can not only be used as a couch or as a bed. You can also take it apart and use it as two chairs and a table, or as three stackable shelves. It comes with a pair of adjustable backrests and folds flat for storage.

The Futo takes only about 20 seconds to inflate, thanks to its wide mouth and unidirectional air flow system. It measures 90.5″x 40″x 12″ and can support up to 650 lb. when fully inflated. You can deflate and store it into the included storage knapsack within seconds.

A sleeping bag geared for ultimate comfort. Both the Concerto’s ripstop nylon fabric and down are water-resistant to keep you dry and warm. It has a hood, a sheet and a comforter built-in, as well as a slip cover to add a pillow and a sleeping pad.

Instead of springs, Balluga uses air-filled balls for more fine tuned adjustment. It can automatically adjust its support as you move around while you’re asleep. It also has built-in vibrating massage, as well as climate control and nightlight options.