Ella & Louis
Together or separately, as guests need.
A system that changes the sleeping arrangement too: the sofa becomes a double bed that can separate into two single beds. Images also show a single bed beside an armchair, offering options for different guest groups.
Discuss suitability for your spaceSpace for each use
Ella & Louis supports different guest arrangements in one room. Plan both separate single beds and the double configuration to confirm comfortable access for each guest.
What should the plan account for?
Check the gap between beds in the separate configuration and the remaining seating space. Provide lighting for both sleeping positions.
Dimensions and specification
Select a configuration and open the drawing to enlarge it. Dimensions vary between configurations; match the drawing to the selected system before detailed planning.
Colours and finishes
Samples from the finish palette. Select a sample to enlarge it; compatibility and availability are checked when preparing the specification. Screen colours may differ from physical samples.
Lacquered
Melamine
Sofa upholstery is selected separately from the cabinet finish. Excellent will help match the fabric to the configuration and room use.
Professional downloads
Choose a file to download. Confirm that it matches your selected configuration before using it for planning.
Request planning files for your configurationMore solutions to explore
Start with the right questions.
Answers to help you plan your next step.
How can Ella & Louis fit into the room layout?
Ella & Louis supports different guest arrangements in one room. Plan both separate single beds and the double configuration to confirm comfortable access for each guest.
What should I send to check suitability?
Send a plan or wall and room dimensions, photographs of openings and a description of daily use. Tell us which furniture will stay so that we can assess both day and night arrangements.
Let’s explore your project together.
An initial idea is enough. Leave your details and tell us briefly what you want the space to do; you do not need a finished plan to get started.