Awesome Beds

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.

Expand Furniture’s space saving design combines several full-sized pieces of furniture. One side has a table and a bookshelf. Fold the table up and turn the shelf around to reveal a fold-down mattress. Available in six colors.

A modular bed frame that’s equally easy to put together and take apart, from the maker of the Floyd table legs and shelves. Its steel supports, tensioning strap and optional lightweight wooden panels fit together without the need for tools.

Like the original Air Pad, the Air Pad 2 inflates and deflates within seconds. Its valve is now easier to open and close, it has quilted supports for improved comfort and it packs into itself with the help of built-in elastic bands.

Like the UrbanDesk, the Murphy integrates a full-size bed into a wall desk. It has a gas-assisted piston mechanism that keeps the desk upright, and an integrated bookshelf. The bed can be double or queen size, and the desk’s wall comes in several colors.

Our Paper Life’s Room in a Box consists of water-resistant and 100% recyclable cardboard furniture. You’ll get a chair, a desk, a trash bin and 12 drawers that can be arranged into a bed and a shelf, plus a wheeled storage box.

A washable polyester mattress cover with built-in sensors and a heater. Luna tracks your sleeping habits to set an alarm at the optimum time and in the future factor them into your home automation setup.

Cam-O-Bunk is a portable, modular and durable cot. You can adjust or assemble it without tools, thanks to its unique disc-based joints. It can be used stacked, as two single cots or as one bench. It also has a variety of accessories.

The x12 bed can analyze its user’s sleeping habits. It also has many customizable options, including firmness, articulation and even massage settings, all adjustable via a remote control or via voice control. Available this year for $8,000+.

The Windcatcher bed can be inflated in seconds without the need for a pump. Just breathe into its valve and it will suck in surrounding air in the process, speeding up inflation. It also deflates instantly. Another demo here.

These portable bunk beds have abrasion- and mildew-resistant polyester mats, steel frames and interlocking discs for easy assembly. It can also be used as a bench and has lots of pockets. You’d better have a big ass tent though.

1.6 S.M. of Life is a concept desk that transforms into a bed. Athanasia Leivaditou says the idea came to her after studying and working in New York. Or maybe she just saw an episode of Seinfeld.

UrbanDesk combines a full-size desk and a full-size bed into one. There is ample clearance between the bed and the desk so you don’t even have to clear off the desk when you fold down the bed.

While it isn’t the first folding bunk bed we’ve seen, the Dumbo is still a nifty idea, providing extra play space when folded. The large gaps in the ladder make it easy for kids to fold and unfold the bed.

Have trouble getting out of bed? Well you could just get a louder alarm clock, or maybe your own personal rooster, or you could do what this guy does, and risk spinal trauma every morning.

For traveling, camping or just crashing at your bud’s place. Made of a lightweight, weatherproof, mildew-repelling fabric with a 6’2″ insulated foam mattress. Proceeds go to help the homeless.

Another Country’s Day Bed One is a multipurpose piece of furniture. Use it as a lounge chair, a single bed or a coffee table. Made in England using European oak and 100% organic mattress.