We attended the Dwell on Design show at the LA Convention Center, the largest design exhibition that brings together like-minded businesses, designers, and consumers.
Here are some of the beds we saw:
One of the Dwell photobooths where you could put together a lifestyle scene – kid on ladder included – seriously 
Urban Green, a New York-based furniture maker, has all of your style and functional needs covered by customizing one-of-a-kind sleep solutions. I found this shot on CustomMade.com.
Found on CustomMade.com, this bed is really inspiring to see the use of reclaimed wood.
BredaBeds.com introduced a sleek line of foldaway beds to offer space-saving options. See more of their Urban Murphy Bed line.
Here’s the Penthouse line:
A gem in San Francisco, MScape features European lines of contemporary furniture that I’ve blogged about in the past, but haven’t had the opportunity to link to due to the availability in the US.
Check out the line of wallbeds they offer:
Although most of our homes feature an 8ft ceiling, most of us don’t always use all the vertical space the room has to offer. Why not stow your bed above your desk or sewing table until you need it. That way, you don’t be tempted to put something off to take a nap. “Hm… all this writing about beds is making me sleepy… but I can’t goto bed until I’m done this post b/c my bed is over my head!”
Get to sleep faster – try wheels! Wall Beds’n More, a California retailer of wallbeds offers wall beds that you don’t need to bolt to the wall. Can’t decide where to put your murphy bed? Fear no more, with the mobile wall bed.
ODA Studio architects imagined Hall, a concept for modular sleep space. The room consists of three components: the Pod, station media and satellite (including an Office and storage of information). A room of desire for high technology which includes complete geek survival kit: flat screen embedded in mobile wall bed, end Office to work with your laptop and lounge space to play PSP between friends.
