10 Versatile Daybeds That Adapt To Your Needs

Smaller than a sofa and more comfortable than a bench, a daybed is a versatile piece of furniture. Here are 10 multifunctional versions perfect for smaller spaces or rooms that need to have a flexible use.

Edra Sherazade daybed by Francesco Binfare. Available at Space Furniture

Arflex Sigmund daybed by Studio Asai. Available at Space Furniture

Vitra Suita day bed by Antonio Citterio. Available at Haus Living

Poltrona Frau Vertigo daybed by EOOS. Available at Xtra

King Delta III daybed. Available at King

Stellar Works SW daybed by OEO Studio. Available at Linds Furniture

Porada Webby daybed by Carlo Ballabio. Available at Studio 216

ClassiCon Day Bed by Eileen Gray. Available at Space Furniture

Flexform Happy daybed by Antonio Citterio. Available at Flexform

Carl Hansen & Søn OW150 day bed by Ole Wanscher. Available at Studio 216

Photo 1 of 10 Edra Sherazade daybed by Francesco Binfare. Available at Space Furniture

Photo 2 of 10 Arflex Sigmund daybed by Studio Asai. Available at Space Furniture

Photo 3 of 10 Vitra Suita daybed by Antonio Citterio. Available at Haus Living

Photo 4 of 10 Poltrona Frau Vertigo daybed by EOOS. Available at Xtra

Photo 5 of 10 King Delta III daybed. Available at King

Photo 6 of 10 Stellar Works SW daybed by OEO Studio. Available at Linds Furniture

Photo 7 of 10 Porada Webby daybed by Carlo Ballabio. Available at Studio 216

Photo 8 of 10 ClassiCon Daybed by Eileen Gray. Available at Space Furniture

Photo 9 of 10 Flexform Happy daybed by Antonio Citterio. Available at Flexform

Photo 10 of 10 Carl Hansen & Søn OW150 daybed by Ole Wanscher. Available at Studio 216

Edra Sherazade daybed by Francesco Binfare. Available at Space Furniture

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Jennifer Choo

Regional Managing Editor of Tatler Homes, Tatler Malaysia

Jennifer Choo is Regional Managing Editor of Tatler Homes, covering architecture, interior design, and art across Asia. Based in Malaysia, she oversees regional content on luxury residential design and contemporary art collections. Legally trained but choosing to pursue her passion for design, she previously led notable design publications and worked as an interior stylist and art consultant for property developers, design firms, and private clients.