Beloryva CloudFold Sofa Bed

It does not pretend to be a conventional elevated bed; the floor-level form is exactly what we wanted.

The low open form suits us; measuring the available area beforehand was important for the best placement.

We keep it compact most days and unfold it when the room needs a larger rest surface.

The front loops make the change in form intuitive and keep the closed front symmetrical.

Both arms match cleanly, and the single pillow is exactly enough for the compact form.

One room can work as a lounge during the day and a relaxed rest space later.

The extension and rear section feel like one continuous surface rather than separate pieces.

The dark corduroy gives the rounded arms a strong silhouette in our loft.

The matching pillow supports the back without hiding the seat or competing with the arms.

The loops clearly show where the front unfolds, and the open surface looks clean and orderly.

We gained a generous seat and an open rest surface without dedicating the room to one purpose.

Matching proportions on both sides give the whole piece a settled, intentional look.

We could choose a shade for the room without changing the design we liked.

The compact form is generous enough to curl up with a book and coffee.

It blends with our existing palette while the texture keeps it from disappearing.

Two loops, one pillow and matching arms are simple details that make the form easy to understand.

It sits between cream and tan and works especially well with our natural-fiber rug.

The wide ribs continue across the seat, pillow and arms and give the piece a unified look.

It has a generous silhouette, yet the rounded arms and off-white color keep it approachable.

The open footprint needs clear floor space, but the transformation works very well in our guest room.