
Hinged Rest. Check out this "Scoop" circular sofa/bed from Italian manufacturer Saba. It's a unique approach to the whole sleeper-sofa thing. We'll second Core77's "good luck finding fitted sheets." Via: Core77...

Hinged Rest. Check out this "Scoop" circular sofa/bed from Italian manufacturer Saba. It's a unique approach to the whole sleeper-sofa thing. We'll second Core77's "good luck finding fitted sheets." Via: Core77...
I would want the beds in the home to be the same size and shape so that all the bed sheets would be the right size.
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It looks terribly uncomfortable, especially since you have that big chasm splitting the bed in half.
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Smart solution for a quest bed. I like it!
view Tyson Williams's profile
That circular sofa-bed reminds me of one I used to see in Spiegel catalogs back in the 80's. I was 7 or 8 at the time and repeatedly begged my mom to buy it for my room. And now I understand why... It looks like a playpen!
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My bf has a circular bed and you can actually just use queen sheets on it (tucking them in). However, I am not crazy about the bed itself as it seems to take up more space than a conventional bed, yet provide less surface area. Also, there's no natural way to place it against a wall, which means it takes up even *more* room. It's just not an efficient design.
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Either the sofas are going to be too deep to sit on comfortably or the bed is going to be too short (maybe it's for 6-year olds). (A queen size mattress is 3 times the length of the standard seat portion of a sofa.) Must have sounded like a great idea but pretty stupid in practice.
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I can just see the sofas separating and your butt sagging to the floor in the middle of the night. No thanks!
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I use to work at the mustang ranch they had round beds I had a bit of a flashback and not in a good way ...
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