The Elevated Bed by Reframe Spaces

More space.
The same footprint.

Your bed rests against the ceiling, giving you extra living space below. The Elevated Bed by Reframe Spaces makes room for living, working and relaxing. Just a few simple steps transform the way you use the same space.

Discover the Elevated BedLaunch planned for 2027

A room with a sofa

A living room by day. A bedroom at night. Two uses, in the same space.

DAYTIME · SPACE TO LIVEDESIGN VISUALISATION

01 / THE ELEVATED BED

ELEVATED LIVING SYSTEMS

Raise your bed.
Use the space below.

The Elevated Bed moves vertically between sleeping height and the ceiling, staying horizontal throughout. Designed to transform your space in seconds, with just a few simple steps. Operated by hand, without folding the bed away.

BY DAY

Room for your day.

The bed rests against the ceiling. Use the space below as a seating area, a workspace with a fold-down desk, or open space.

AT NIGHT

Your bed at sleeping height.

Lower the bed to turn the same space back into a bedroom. Furniture can stay underneath. The sleeping height can be tailored to your preferences.

Comfort every night

Designed as a high-quality, comfortable bed for everyday use. With a base of individual slats and a foam mattress of your choice. With careful attention to sleeping comfort, materials and finish.

Ventilation beneath the mattress helps moisture escape and helps prevent mould from forming.

Manual operation, little effort

A counterweight within the housing balances the bed. This means you mainly need to overcome the mechanism’s rolling resistance when moving it. The bed is operated by hand, with little effort.

The Elevated Bed in motion

From living room to bedroom

The bed is moved vertically by hand.

Reframe Spaces brings living and engineering together, while exploring other smart solutions for smaller spaces.

02 / HOME LAYOUTS

See what could fit your home.

Explore the possibilities in two studios and a bedroom. Choose the home you would like to see.

CHOOSE A HOME

STUDIO · APPROX. 28 m² (4.10 × 7.60 m)

A compact studio. Four possibilities.

Sleeping, living and working, sharing a meal or hosting a party: these layouts show how the Elevated Bed makes more possible in the same studio at different times of day.

Floor plan of the compact studio in sleeping mode: the Elevated Bed is lowered, with the seating area underneath — **Sleeping**The bed is lowered. The sofa, coffee table and an optional footstool can stay underneath.

Floor plan of the compact studio with the bed above the seating area, an unfolded desk and an extendable table — **Living and working**The bed is above the seating area. A separate fold-down desk and an extendable table provide space for living and working.

Floor plan of the compact studio with the dining table extended, chairs in place and the desk folded away; the bed is above the seating area — **Dining together**Extend the table and fold away the desk to make room for guests and shared meals. The seating area remains available.

Floor plan of the compact studio with open space for guests, extra chairs by the sofa and the bed above the seating area — **Hosting a party**There is plenty of open space for larger groups of guests. In its most compact position, the dining table fits into the cabinet.

STUDIO · APPROX. 46 m² (7 × 7.5 m)

Living, dining and sleeping.

The Elevated Bed makes three different layouts possible in the same studio. These floor plans show how the space changes with your day.

Floor plan of the studio in living mode: the Elevated Bed is above the sofa and coffee table — **Living:**The bed is above the seating area, leaving space to relax.

Floor plan of the studio with the dining table unfolded and five chairs — **Dining together:**The fold-out table seats five, with two extra folding chairs stored in the cabinet.

Floor plan of the studio in sleeping mode: the Elevated Bed is lowered with the furniture underneath — **Sleeping:**Lower the bed. The sofa, footstool and coffee table can stay underneath.

ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT · BEDROOM APPROX. 12 m² (4 × 3 m)

Bedroom with a desk

These layouts show how the Elevated Bed and a desk fit in the same bedroom, with examples of the bed positioned along either the shorter or the longer wall.

Evening rendering of the same room with a desk and the bed raised — In the evening · working under the bed

Evening rendering of the same room with the bed lowered for sleeping — Sleeping mode · the bed lowered

Daylight rendering with a person beneath the Elevated Bed: the desk is folded away and the floor is clear — Open space · the integrated desk folds away, freeing the floor for your day

All images are design renderings, illustrating the intended use.

Dimensioned floor plan of a one-bedroom apartment in sleeping mode: bedroom 2.98 metres wide and 4.005 metres long, with 575 millimetres of clearance at the foot of the bed — **Sleeping**The bed is lowered and positioned along the longer wall of the room. This layout leaves approximately 57.5 cm of clearance at the foot of the bed.

Dimensioned floor plan of the same one-bedroom apartment in working mode, with the Elevated Bed raised and the desk unfolded in the 2.98-metre-wide bedroom — **Working**The bed rests against the ceiling. Unfolding the desk turns the bedroom into a workspace.

The required installation dimensions depend on the bed size, configuration and room layout.

03 / THE VALUE OF SPACE

Valuable space.
Use it again.

In a city, every square metre is valuable. For a 2 × 1.60-metre bed in a corner of a studio, we allow a 60 cm walkway along the two open sides. After deducting space for the mechanism, this example frees up approximately 5 m².

Space freed up in this corner layout
Item	Calculation	Area
Bed	2.00 × 1.60 m	3.20 m²
Walkway along the open sides	0.60 × 3.60 m	2.16 m²
Deduction for the mechanism	0.158 × 1.90 m	− 0.30 m²
Net space freed up, rounded	3.20 + 2.16 − 0.30	Approx. 5 m²

AT €7,000 TO €10,000 PER M²

€35,000 –
€50,000

The indicative value of approximately 5 m² of existing living space that can serve another purpose during the day.

5 m² × €7,000€35,000

5 m² × €10,000€50,000

For comparison: the average transaction price of apartments in Amsterdam was €8,370 per m² in the first quarter of 2026. Source: Dynamis / KRK.

More comfort. More from your home.

The bed lets you use the same floor space for living during the day. This can make everyday life more comfortable and add to your home’s appeal.

This is a simplified example for a corner layout. The usable space freed up depends on the furniture layout and access routes needed. Prices vary between properties. The amount represents existing living space, rather than savings or a guaranteed increase in property value. Your home’s floor area remains unchanged.

04 / LAUNCH

More space.
From 2027.

The Elevated Bed is planned to launch in 2027. The product is currently in development.

SEEKING A PILOT HOME

A first installation.
In a real home.

We are looking for an apartment or house for the first pilot installation, preferably in the city of Utrecht. We would like to install the first Elevated Bed prototype and test it in everyday use.

Suggest a home

info@reframespaces.nl

More space.The same footprint.