








£300
Make last-minute sleepovers a breeze and provide your guests with a comfortable sleeping space at night with this space-saving Scandi-style day bed, making it ideal for guest rooms or smaller living areas. Equipped with two spacious pull-out drawers, offering a convenient solution for storing bedding, pillows, or everyday essentials. Designed to maximise space, making it perfect for flats, guest bedrooms, or multi-purpose spaces. Built from durable materials, ensuring long-lasting comfort and reliability. Elevate your living space and add a touch of sophistication to your home with this beautifully designed daybed, blending style with functionality. Finished in a soft taupe tone, its timeless design effortlessly complements both modern and traditional interiors. Use it as a modern sofa during the day and a spacious bed at night. It converts from a single to a double bed thanks to the easy-access trundle bed, which seamlessly fits within the bed frame. Once it's pulled out, it can accommodate multiple guests. Both beds have wooden slatted bases and fit two standard single mattresses that aren't included. We recommend pairing this bed with two VSLEEPFULMEM3FT Sleepful Single Memory Foam Mattresses for optimum comfort and a tidy fit.
The double wooden day bed with trundle and storage in taupe is a versatile piece that combines function with a sleek, neutral aesthetic. I love how its taupe finish and clean lines make it adaptable across various interior styles, from modern to Scandinavian or rustic. It’s perfect for spaces where practicality is key, offering extra sleeping options and handy storage without sacrificing aesthetic appeal. For styling, layer in textured textiles like chunky throw blankets and cushions to add warmth, while keeping clutter tucked away in the built-in drawers for a clean, organised look. This bed works well in guest rooms, kids’ bedrooms, or small living spaces where every inch needs to be used efficiently.
Evan Carter
Flitch Interior Stylist
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