Work by day. Host by night.
A home office throughout the week, ready for guests when needed. Planning starts with your work routine and the way the room transforms.
How can you welcome overnight guests while keeping a useful home office?
Position the workstation around light, power and storage access first. Alongside daily use, assess overnight stays: opening the bed, privacy and space for guests' belongings.
Three things to check in the plan
The work surface
Check what happens to the computer, monitor and equipment when the bed opens. Movement differs between systems.
Power and lighting
Coordinate sockets, cables and reading lights with furniture movement. Details follow the approved specification.
Storage and privacy
Separate work documents from linen and guest-bag storage. This makes preparing the room for visitors easier.
A workspace by day, a bed when needed
In a combined office and guest room, check what happens to the desk, chair and monitor when the bed opens. On wall beds with desks, the movement of the worktop and whether equipment can stay on it depend on the model. For a sofa bed, mark the open depth and circulation beside the desk before fixing power outlets and storage.
Start with the right questions.
Answers to help you plan your next step.
Can equipment stay on the desk?
Some systems allow this, subject to their mechanism and limits. Before ordering, check clear height, permitted weight and the manufacturer's instructions for the chosen model and configuration.
What should I bring to a consultation?
Bring dimensions, window and door positions, wall photos and sizes of the monitor and fixed equipment. Note how many people work in the room and how many overnight guests are expected.
Furniture tailored
to your project.
Send us a plan or dimensions and tell us how you want to use the space. Our team will help you explore the models and specifications.