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A couch—upholstered by local firm Revive Upholstery & Design—slides out on hidden casters and transforms into a full-size bed (with the headboard doubling as a linen cupboard) where guests can sleep. The dining table tucks under a shelf when it’s not pulled out for meals. There’s even vertical storage for canvases for this Portland couple's teenage daughter.

Architect-sculptor double act Cat Macleod and Michael Bellemo’s Melbourne split-level home has a loft bedroom with a clever divider Macleod created out of white weaved engineering felt.

Framework Architecture created a partially enclosed sleeping nook in this tiny Brooklyn studio apartment, which snuggly fits a full-sized bed.

The countertops and interior cladding were created from reclaimed beams and siding from the original cabin.