Daybed With Bookcase
Daybeds with bookcases can be used for yourself, guest rooms, or children's rooms and are great ways to save space and provide restful sleep. It's the perfect bed for people who enjoy reading just before drifting into a deep slumber. Place it in the corner or on a wall in a room, and set books, headphones, and decorative pieces on the shelves.
Daybed With Bookcase and Lights
$1100 $2475
Daybed With Bookcase and Lights
Latitude Run®
$1100 $2475
Warm, rich, and romantic, this daybed with shelves has curving arch shelves and drawer fronts. It comes in full or twin sizes, has two large cubbies and two stacked shelves, and holds four hundred pounds.
Designer Advice:
Thanks to the lights installed in the bookcase, you don't have to use a shelf for a bedside lamp. This bed's deep brown finish and style look best in traditional homes. Use white or light linens to prevent bedsheets from vanishing or clashing with the warm wood bedframe.
Daybed With Bookcase and Trundle
$770 $720
Daybed With Bookcase and Trundle
Viv + Rae™
$770 $720
This bookcase daybed has five shelves, two drawers, a storage cabinet, and a trundle. It has a merlot and honey hue option with visible pine wood grain and holds four hundred pounds.
Floor resting Daybed With Bookcase and Storage
Floor resting Daybed With Bookcase and Storage
Three Posts™ Teen
This smart daybed with a bookcase has six evenly spaced shelves, and two drawers with nickel knob handles. Choose between a light oak and walnut color and a full or twin size.
Designer Advice:
Its boxy shape and tone make it look heavier than it is, and it allows it to blend well with rustic themes. One drawback of having drawers that go to the floor is it may be hard to open on thick carpets. This bed is ideal for rooms with hard flat floors or rooms with thin area carpets.
Daybed With Shelves and Asymmetrical Design
Daybed With Shelves and Asymmetrical Design
GLORHOME
This daybed with a bookcase has a contemporary charm with a roof design. It has five shelves, a trundle for sleepovers, and rails for the head and footboard to stop pillows from falling to the floor.
Girly Bookcase Daybed With Deep Drawers
Girly Bookcase Daybed With Deep Drawers
Canora Grey
The curves, arches, and crown molding make this daybed with storage and shelves perfect for Victorian and Shabby chic homes. It features three deep drawers with drop swing handles, four medium shelves, and a large center shelf.
Upholstered Daybed With Shelf
Upholstered Daybed With Shelf
Wrought Studio™
This daybed comes with two drawers without handles and a back that curves up, connecting to a long narrow shelf. It flaunts a straight line of nailhead trim, and the headboard and footboard can be used as armrests.
Designer Advice:
Bookcase daybeds with fabric depict a soft and cozy feel and look great in modern and glam styles adding a feminine flair to rooms. It doubles up effortlessly as a sofa for the living room. There isn't much shelf space, but if you only have a few books and small items, this is perfect.
Metal Daybed With Bookshelf
Metal Daybed With Bookshelf
Latitude Run®
Sleek and masculine, this daybed with a bookcase and trundle sports an edgy black and silver metal frame. The make is perfect for industrial styles, and the trundle comes with cutout handles and wheels to make it easier to move.
Corner style Daybed With Bookcase Headboard
Corner style Daybed With Bookcase Headboard
Zoomie Kids
Resting low to the ground, this daybed gives you enough shelves to set books, toys, décor, and a water cup on. Designed for children's rooms, it holds up to two hundred pounds and comes in white or walnut.
Designer Advice:
Corner-style bookcase daybeds have much more shelf space to hold more books and other decorative items. Their L-shape style blocks off one entry and exit to the bed, limiting this bed to corners. If you are worried about small round objects rolling or falling off the shelf, add a wicker basket with a short edge to the shelves.
Buying Guide
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A bookcase daybed with trundle is a large but efficient piece of furniture, so it’s a good idea to look for good construction, timeless detailing, and enough storage to make your space expenditure worth it. We’d begin by looking for adequate shelving or drawers, two beds of decent sizes, and a durable, long-lasting material to make this investment piece last you for years to come.
For a bookcase daybed with trundle, you need a significant amount of space. They save space, in themselves, because you don’t need to purchase a couch, a set of shelves, or a separate bookcase in addition to your bed; however, all of these elements do contribute to a larger, singular piece of furniture. After looking at the frames and buildups of the most common bookcase daybeds on the market, we found that a good amount of space to have was approximately 7600-8000 square inches of room (this is about 45-55 square feet.) This is a large amount of space, but it’s a good idea to have it to make sure there’s enough room to walk around the bookcase daybed, and room to pull out the trundle when necessary.
A bookcase daybed with trundle is the ideal choice for a guest room. This versatile piece of furniture offers a compact sleeping space for a single guest and can extend to accommodate another person. In addition, many models feature drawers underneath the trundle which can be used as extra storage for seasonal clothing and linens or provide your guests with somewhere to keep their belongings during their stay.
A bookcase daybed with trundle can also be made to look like a sofa, making your guest room look organized and tidy when visitors are not present. You can do this by choosing the right location, for example, against a wall, hiding the trundle with a bed skirt. You can even add decorative cushions to the daybed to make it feel and look like a sofa.
