This past year has seen some pretty innovative work from home office solutions. Space-saving answers to tight office corners like desk setups that double as workout stations and retractable office cubicles that lean on a modular design to keep your living spaces decluttered only just scrape the surface of what we’ve seen thus far. Sustainable furniture design studio Ori adds a WFH apparatus called the Cloud Bed to the mix, merging an office and desk setup with a cantilevered lofted bed that descends to the floor to really hone in the mutability of working from home.
In its initial form, the Cloud Bed features a working desk and table beneath a lofted bed. Built for hospitality interiors and personal spaces, this space-saving work from home solution was designed to cover a small footprint inside the home. UL certified to ensure the bed remains lofted and close to the ceiling during working hours, the desk area folds into itself, merging with the floor as the bed descends from its raised position. While it might be tempting to hop up to the top of the bunk bed and sleep from such a high height, the Cloud Bed, Table Edition comes equipped with an internal mechanism that lowers the bed to the floor once the workday is done. With the push of a button, the mattress and wooden bed frame lower down from its elevated post in time with the desk folding inwards toward the floor. Requiring a minimum ceiling height of eight feet, six inches, the Ori Cloud Bed was designed to be integrated into smaller living spaces to make the most out of the space we have for working from home.
No one likes working in the same room we sleep in, let alone eat in. Without losing any living space, the Cloud Bed can come in either Queen or King sizes with a built-in table that sits up to five people. The Cloud Bed, Table Edition also comes outfitted with storage space, three outlets, voice and phone controls, as well as dimmable LED lights.
Designer: Ori
Presenting as an office desk for the home, Ori’s Cloud Bed doubles as a WFH solution and cantilevered bed.
Once the bed is lowered down, no trace of the office desk can be found.
Raised above the desk, the lofted bed requires a minimum height of 8’6″.
Designed as a hospitality and space-saving solution, the Ori Cloud Bed can fit into hotels as well as office spaces.
The Ori Cloud Bed appears as a contemporary, Scandinavian-inspired bed frame when lowered down.
When the Cloud Bed is raised to its top height, the integrated desk can sit up to five people.
Integrated motors and internal monitor systems ensure the steady descent and ascent of the Cloud Bed.
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