01
Murphy bed
Folds flat to a joinery wall and reclaims the whole floor. The most convincing conversion, and the one worth spending on the hardware for.
Guest bedrooms
One room.
Two jobs.
A guest room used twice a year is the most expensive square footage in your home. The good ones aren't guest rooms at all — they're your room, which converts. So we design for the fifty weeks first, and the two weeks second.
The mathsDesign for the 50,
Design for the 50,
not the 2.
Fifty weeks a year this is your study, gym, hobby table or the place the ironing board actually lives. Two weeks a year it hosts your parents. Build it around the first job and the second takes care of itself in one movement.
50 wks
It's your room, most of the year
1
Movement to make the bed appear
2 guests
A daybed sleeps, properly
Yours for fifty weeks,
theirs for two.
What it needsSix things a room
Six things a room
doing two jobs wants.
The best guest rooms aren't guest rooms at all — they're your room, which happens to convert. These are the six things a space pulling double duty actually needs, built for the fifty weeks first.
01
A bed that hides
The comfort you can't seeWhat makes two nights
What makes two nights
feel like a hotel.
01
Light control
Blackout for them, bright for you
A study by day wants full daylight; a guest at 6am wants pitch dark. Layered blinds give both — a sheer to work under, a blackout to sleep behind.
02
Fresh air
Ventilated for a shut door
A spare room sits sealed most of the year and turns stuffy. We plan a vent or a quiet fan so a week of guests, door closed, doesn't mean stale air by morning.
03
Quiet
Softened against the household
Guests sleep while the house is still awake. A soft wall, a rug and a solid-core door keep the late TV and the early kitchen out of the room.
04
Linen store
Guest bedding kept ready
Spare pillows, a duvet and fresh sheets need a home in the room, not a shelf three rooms away. A dedicated cavity keeps a guest set aired and to hand.
05
The mattress
A real bed, not a token one
The most-skimped part of any convertible is what the guest actually sleeps on. We fit a proper mattress or a sprung daybed base — two weeks still means real nights.
06
Daily wear
Built for two lives, not one
A room pulling double duty gets twice the use — a chair rolling, a bed folding, a wardrobe opening daily. Surfaces and edges are specced tougher so it lasts.
Three ways to convertHow the bed
How the bed
appears and vanishes.
02
Daybed
Reads as a sofa or seating by day, pulls out to sleep two by night. Best where the room is really a study that occasionally hosts.
03
Twin
Two singles that split for a family and push together for a couple. Honest and flexible when you host often enough to stop pretending.
In motion
The room changes
in one movement.
The whole trick is the transition — desk-and-clear-floor by day, made-up guest room in the time it takes to swing a bed down. Everything is built so that swap takes seconds and looks like it was always meant to.
The mathsA room used twice a year
A room used twice a year
is money left on the floor.
Fifty-to-two is a bad ratio to design around. We flip it — the room is yours, fully used, most of the year, and becomes a proper guest room on demand rather than sitting sealed and waiting for someone to arrive.
- Built around the daily job: study, gym or hobby
- Floor kept clear so the space actually gets used
- A full wardrobe carrying your overflow, not air
- Guest mode a single movement away
For the guestWhat visitors need
What visitors need
is shorter than you think.
Parents down for a week don't want a themed room — they want a bed that opens easily, an empty shelf, a socket by the pillow and somewhere to open a case. Get those five things right and the room feels like a hotel.
01
A bed that opens in one movement, on good hardware
02
One empty shelf and two hangers, kept free
03
A bedside surface with a socket in reach
04
A mirror and room to open a suitcase
Spare room pulling double duty?
Tell us what it does the rest of the year and how often you host — we'll show you the conversion that fits the room, and what it costs.
Gallery
Built, photographed, handed over
Dual purpose · Indiranagar
Study mode · Koramangala
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It's my study fifty weeks a year. My mother has never once known.
Anis & Babita — 2 BHK, Electronic City
Questions
Asked often
The mechanism is, if you buy a good one — the gas struts are rated for thousands of cycles and you'll use it fifty times a year. What fails is cheap hardware in a heavy door, which is why we don't fit cheap hardware.
One empty shelf, two hangers, a bedside surface with a socket, and somewhere to open a suitcase. That's it. Everything else is decoration.
Trundle, if the room reads as a study. A daybed with a pull-out sleeps two properly and looks intentional. A cheap sofa-cum-bed is a bad sofa and a worse bed — the compromise lands on both sides.
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