Compare Murphy, Loft & Bunk Beds for Small Spaces

Do you want to turn a small room, studio loft or container house into a bedroom? Below, we’ve listed several creative ways to use beds in small spaces. In fact, you may be able to completely transform a dull, ordinary space into a cozy sleeping retreat.

Space Saving Beds

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Price (approx) Dimensions Bed Size Color Includes Mattress? Special Features

Murphy Bed w/ Cabinets

Bestar Murphy Bed with Cabinets

4.7/5 $2300-2600 108.3″ Wide
20″ Deep
83.6″ Tall
Full Bark Grey, Brown or White No Maximize vertical wall storage space and give your space a modern, upscale look at the same time. Plus, kit comes with hanging rods to use cabinets for clothes storage.Review of Bestar Murphy Bed with Cabinets

Murphy Bed w/ Desk

Lumina Murphy Bed with Desk

4.8/5 $3150-3500 112.2″ Wide
85.5″ Tall
19.5″ Deep
Queen White with Brown Trim No
(Queen hybrid mattress)
All-in-one wall bed package includes bed, desk, cabinets and overhead lights. Professional, contemporary design perfect for studio lofts, compact or single-room homes. Review for Lumina Murphy Bed with Desk

Murphy Bed w/ Bookcase

Murphy Bed with 2 Side Bookcases

4.4/5 $2160-2450 107″ Wide
89.4″ Tall
20″ Deep
Queen White or Walnut Grey No
(Queen hybrid mattress)
This bed and bookcase set takes up very little floor space, yet it offers a good amount of storage space. In addition, the shaker-style cabinetry give your room a finished, upscale look without having to add accessory furniture.Review of Murphy Bed with Bookcase

Murphy Bed w/ Cabinets

Murphy Bed with 2 Matching Side Cabinets to Use as Bookcases or Closets

4.7/5 $2200-2550 124″ Wide
86″ Tall
124.3″ Deep
Queen White with Brown or Grey Wood No
(Queen hybrid mattress)
Get a bed and closet in one. 3-Piece unit allows you to arrange shelving units separate from bed if you want, plus shelves are adjustable and reversible. However, the open style cabinets don’t include doors. Review of Murphy Bed with Cabinet Set

Murphy Bed w/ Sofa

Murphy Bed with Couch in Front

4.9/5 $2350-2600 78″ Wide
89.4″ Tall
20.1″ Deep
Queen White No
(Queen hybrid mattress)
Get a pull-down bed and sofa in one. Plus, quick and easy set-up for everyday use. Compact size also work well in tiny homes and containers. See Review of Murphy Bed with Couch

Cabinet Bed “In-a-Box”

Deerfield Cabinet Bed in a Box

4.1/5 $1350-1550 62.5″ Wide
41.75″ Tall
22.5″ Deep
Queen Driftwood, Grey, Walnut or White Yes, Memory Foam Compact bed (cleverly disguised as a dresser/cabinet) takes up little space and sets up in minutes. Plus, low profile allows you to use it underneath a window, TV or wall art. See Cabinet Bed Review here

Murphy Cube Bed

Murphy Bed Cube with Fold-Out Queen Mattress

4.7/5 $1600-1700 64.1″ Tall
36.6″ Tall
26.4″ Deep
Queen Grey, Cherry or White Yes,
Cool Gel Memory Foam
Contemporary wood cabinet hides a bed so well that you can use it in a living room or home office. Plus, it only takes up about 11 square feet of floor space. Murphy Bed Cube Review

Loft Bed
with Ladder & Desk

Loft Bed with Ladder & Desk

4.3/5 $350-1050 78.75″ Wide
63″ Deep
72″ Tall
Twin Grey, White or Brown No
(Get hybrid mattress)
Multi-functional loft bed provides spacious work area without taking up extra floor space. Plus, angled ladder provides easier bed access, and bed frame works well for clip lights and strip lighting. See Loft Bed Review

Triple Bunk Bed

Triple Bunk Bed

4.5/5 $400-550 79.25″ Long
77″ Tall
43.5″ Deep
Twin Grey, White, Black or Mocha No
($100 mattresses here)
Really affordable way to put 3 twin beds in a small room, ideal for cabins, cottages and kids’ rooms. Plus, you can take apart frame and use as 3 separate beds. Triple Bunk Bed Review

Advantages to Buying Beds for Small Spaces:

As you’d expect, small space beds need to be compact and versatile. You can gain more floor area and turn a bedroom into a multi-functional space.

How to Convert a Murphy Wall Bed into a Floating DeskAs a result, these fold-up designs and vertical structures work really well in tiny houses, container homes or work-live lofts. You can make better use of your limited space, plus you don’t have to feel like you’re living in your bedroom 24-7.

Furthermore, pull-down wall beds are so easy and convenient to use that you may actually prefer one as your everyday bed. I mean, forget bed-making. Just lift up the mattress and go on with your day!

And if that wasn’t enough, bed frames fit standard-size mattresses. Therefore, (besides cabinet beds) you can choose the type of mattress that you find most comfortable, at the price you like.