COMPOD.create is designed by Phillip Haselwander inspiring new types of working, and provides a marked contrast to the traditional workplace. Spontaneously and intuitively is how COMPOD.create is used. Free and easy sitting in many different positions supports the spontaneous change from concentrated work with a notebook, to leaning back and relaxing. Speaking of leaning back – the backrest may also be used as a worktop. - Via - Pureaustriandesign

For the small places a bed that allows you to store stuff is pure gold, because you can save precious space. Wonk’s Knickerbocker is a piece of furniture that combines a bed and a drawer saving space, and is looking really good. These beds have a base platform, headboard, and two drawers but if you want more space to store things you can get two additional drawers on the other side. The price for this bed is $1535.00 and you can get it from here. - Via - ApartamentTherapy

The Scoop! is a very original idea for a bed designed by Guido Rosati for Saba Italia. Scoop! is a sophisticated and innovative answer to the demand for combinig the sofa function with the bed function.The two semi-circular sides of the bed can be separated resulting two new pieces of furniture. This bed is a great way to surprise your guests, and also you can be proud to have a stylish contemporary bed and two sofa’s in the same time. - Via - Trendir

Lea Chair & Bed is a piece of furniture that can be a chair or a bed, depends on how you want use it in a certain situation. This piece of furniture is designed by Paola Verzola for Casamania. The internal filling is from expanded polystyrene and upholstery in leatherette. Lea Chair & Bed is available in the following colors : beige, black, blue, brown, green, light, blue, orange, red, white, yellow. I think that this piece is not so heavy and you can take it outside to relax under the sun. - Via - Pan Dan

Brooklyn Blinds are designed by Carrie Solomon and they can create a really unique atmosphere in your house. Made from Europly, a completely sustainable wood, these vertical blinds create this much craved atmosphere. The abstract pattern was inspired by the bark of the Birch trees which line McCarren Park in Brooklyn, and from there they also got their name. The Brooklyn Blinds have random perforations that are rendered into the wood, allowing small inlets of light to pierce through. As the sun shifts, the light dances creating a beautiful effect inside your home. By night, those passing by the window from the outside will see lights moving from within the home. - Via - Yankodesign