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Top 10: Beds with Storage

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11-15-storage-bed-1.jpg 11-15-storage-bed-3.jpgPut to Bed. We're sure you saw this one coming! The past few weeks we've been adding to our post archive with a lot of storage beds. Here, you'll find the Top 10 broken down by price (from High-End to Accessible) and the available sizes for each style. Plus we've got resources for even more storage bed options...

 
 
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High-endFlou has twenty-four(!) beds with storage. They are expensive but there is a showroom on Greene Street. • Night Bed by Carlo Colombo for Zanotta. Two sizes. $6861 (73") and $7606 (83") from UnicaHome. • Box Bed (above) by Emaf Progetti for Zanotta. Two sizes. $6013 (71") and $6640 (83" ) from UnicaHome. • Sean Yoo's Matera Bed With Storage from Design Within Reach. Two sizes. $4500 (queen) and $4800 (king).
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Middle-of-the-roadBluDot's Modulicious Storage Beds (above). Four sizes, from twin to king. Twin starts at $1299 and King tops the list at $2249. (Walnut veneer is extra). • Knickerbocker Storage Bed from Wonk. Sizes range from twin to king and all storage options are customized. Price depends on number of customization options and drawers.
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AccessibleStorage Bed from West Elm. Five sizes. $999 (twin) - $1399 (California king). • Bossa Bed from EQ3. Three sizes. $999 (queen). • Locker Bed from PBTeen (above). Three sizes: $599 (twin) - $899 (queen). Nine drawer colors available. • Sleepy Hollow Storage Bed from CB2. Two sizes: $499 (twin) and $699 (queen). • MANDAL Bed with Storage from IKEA. Two sizes: $279 (full) and $299 (queen).

For additional high-end options, check out Zanotta and Flou. Pottery Barn and PBTeen have multiple options available and IKEA carries multiple twin beds with storage. Please share suggestions for additional storage beds in the comments.

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Comments (17)

Gosh, that West Elm bed looks rather brutalist. Nothing warm and fuzzy about that one. And the price tags on those high-end beds would keep me up at night.

posted by hejiranyc on November 15th 2007 at 9:19am
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only one option for California King? Grrrr having a very tall husband.

posted by Signe on November 15th 2007 at 9:24am
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Muji (opening in NYC on Friday) has another storage bed on their website. It's the "Birch Bed" on this (oddly large-image-laden and navigation-free) product gallery. $417.50 for a full/queen frame, plus $93.95 per underbed drawer. It's not clear from the photo whether they mount to the frame or just sit on the floor though.

posted by levity on November 15th 2007 at 9:33am
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Here's what we have at home-we paid just under 2000$
The nice thing is you can choose from over 200 fabrics and colors-
http://www.gromano.com/en-scm/?fn=pics&album=3

posted by montreal modern on November 15th 2007 at 9:38am
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I hired a local carpenter to custom build a high storage bed, incorporating a nook at the foot for my big dresser, and racks to hold my big artwork. There is plenty of room to store a lot of stuff, including a 16-bottle wine cellar. It's accessed by doors on the long side and I made a custom slip cover to cover the whole thing. The cost: $800.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/lola_danger/124978473/

posted by LolaDanger on November 15th 2007 at 9:50am
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The West Elm bed is not pictured.

posted by patrick (the other one) on November 15th 2007 at 11:42am
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Correction, the West Elm bed is pictured in the collage. But the bed with locker-style drawers is from PB Teen.

posted by patrick (the other one) on November 15th 2007 at 11:44am
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Sultan alsarp by ikea, comes in several sizes, although not a bed, it is a bed base that has storage space. easier to find in catalogue than on line and because it's a base/box spring you can use your own bed. It is sturdy, affordable, a metal/ wood slat composite, looks like flou and is easy to lift, I can fit 6 large ikea skubb clothing storage bags for seasonal storage and have room left.

posted by freed on November 15th 2007 at 3:46pm
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How about the IKEA's SULTAN ALSARP mattress base with storage Twin $200, Full $250, Queen $300 and King $350. It is the exact same design as your so called "High End" but with the low price.

...follow the white rabbit...

posted by ffffffrabbit on November 15th 2007 at 6:37pm
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We have the Moby Dick bed by Flou. I would not wish the 10 month fiasco it took to finally have it at home and assembled on anyone! Beyond all the delivery and assembling problems, the people at the Flou store were incompetent and unconcerned. First stage: pay, wait 18 weeks for delivery. Second stage: wait 2 months for Flou people to locate someone who can assemble it. Lacking any instructions and most of the hardware, we jury-rig it ourselves in the mean time. Third stage: Flou finally locates someone who's seen this bed before, he determines the parts for the hinged storage area are not correct for this model. Stage four: we await the new parts...it's finally assembled. Stage five: we move from our small city apartment to a house in the suburbs, have a beautiful $7000 bed but no need for its storage space any longer.

posted by poltrona on November 16th 2007 at 5:16am
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There is some here as well http://positivespaceinteriors.com/

You can customize it to suit your needs. They don't specify cost, I am sure it's probably pricey.

posted by buffalogirl on November 16th 2007 at 6:52am
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Just wanted to add, on their website they specify they are a family owned business, and they only make what they sell, ie. after an order has been placed. Pretty eco friendly. Again, they can customize any size, 9 different colors of woods and many textiles.

posted by buffalogirl on November 16th 2007 at 6:59am
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For those craigslist scavengers, I found an old king size Henredon storage headboard for $50. If you have the floor space, it's the best read-in-bed-headboard ever, with tons of linen/seasonal clothes storage too.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/southof290/2103829831/

Here's a smaller version (full/ queen?) in SF http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/fur/503752193.html

posted by southof290 on December 11th 2007 at 3:01pm
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Those are some great concept beds. We have some great designer beds in our bed store as well. The is always some Bed Sale happening at British Beds. Avail the offers as and when it comes.

posted by Bed Trader on May 28th 2008 at 2:56am
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Here are some lift beds with storage that are available in a few different finishes. The beds with the lift option are only available in queen size, though.

posted by mpr3ssive on September 14th 2008 at 8:43am
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Flou doesn't seem to make the Moby bed any longer. I'd like to buy a used one if anyone is selling. Poltrona...?

posted by KarinGrace on September 25th 2008 at 9:47pm
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Has anyone tried these beds with storage? http://www.kmart.com/shc/s/search_10151_10104?keyword=bed with storage&relatedwords=bunk bed with desk%7Cloft bed with desk%7Cbed with trundle

posted by acar0105 on September 10th 2009 at 12:46pm
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