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There’s a reason this £3 no-drill IKEA bedroom organiser has over 1000 5-star reviews – it’s been game-changing in my small bedroom

There’s a reason this £3 no-drill IKEA bedroom organiser has over 1000 5-star reviews – it’s been game-changing in my small bedroom

by | May 17, 2026 | Design Inspiration

I find that in life, there are certain things no one gives you the memo for, and then, when you finally discover them by yourself and realise everyone else knew about them all along, you wonder why nobody thought to tell you.

This under £3 IKEA bedroom storage solution is exactly one of those things. For those who have already discovered this no-drill game-changer, you can skip on by, but for anyone yet to discover the IKEA ENUDDEN; you’re welcome.

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I know, at first glance, this no-drill door hook may not seem revolutionary, but let me tell you, for those of us who have hollow core doors rather than solid wood, plus anyone who rents and can’t add their own fixings, or for those who don’t have or don’t want to use a drill, these over-the-door wall hooks are the unsung hero of bedroom storage solutions.

I use mine to hang dressing gowns on the back of my bedroom doors, and to organise clothing I want to wear the next day, or that’s been worn but isn’t yet ready for the laundry basket.

IKEA ENUDDEN hanger for door holding a brown dressing gown

(Image credit: IKEA)

But the ENUDDEN can be ‘any-room’ storage, of course, not just bedroom organisation, because you can fit this hanger over any door in your house.

‘I have bought 5 of these, as they are such good value for money,’ shares one 5-star reviewer on the IKEA website. ‘They fit over my doors with no issues… are very strong and can hold a good amount of weight.’

‘Bought to hang on a door of a bedroom with no wardroom,’ says another happy owner. ‘Fits the door width and works really well.’

‘Fits perfectly over door,’ agrees a third reviewer, who also praises the ‘protection pads’ on the reverse of the hook that ‘avoid scuffing the surface of your door. Would recommend.’

IKEA ENUDDEN hanger for door

(Image credit: IKEA)

IKEA isn’t the only place that sells this no-drill storage solution, of course. If you can’t get into an IKEA store, then you can order online, but there are also options available at the following retailers.

However, the ENUDDEN is one of the best value options I’ve found when it comes to the combination of build quality, the amount of storage it offers, and its *very* reasonable £2.75 price tag.

As I say, if you already know about this no-drill bedroom storage hero, then this will be old news to you, but if you didn’t… then your bedroom organisation just got a *lot* easier.

After all, in my experience, it’s often the simplest solutions that make the biggest impact when it comes to keeping your home tidy and clutter-free.

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The ‘overnighting’ trick is how to make your peace lily and spider plants grow healthier and stronger

by | May 17, 2026 | Design Inspiration

Watering houseplants is pretty straightforward, right? Fill your watering can and get to work. Well, experts have revealed that you should actually be leaving your water to stand overnight before watering your plants. And this little extra step can make a big difference to your plants.

The best houseplants can really make a house feel like home. Not only do they look good, but they can also make us feel good, seeing as there are houseplants that can reduce damp and even houseplants that can reduce dust in our homes. So, it’s important we look after them to the best of our abilities.

This is why ‘overnighting’ your water can be handy. By placing water in an open container overnight, you allow chlorine to dissipate, which is more suitable for sensitive plants.

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What is overnighting?

While you may have worked out the best time to water your houseplant, experts also want you to take the extra step of leaving it out overnight beforehand. This allows the chlorine to dissipate from the water and allows the water to come to room temperature.

White bathroom with blue bathtub and houseplants

(Image credit: Future PLC / Nathalie Priem)

‘When you leave water in a jug or container with a wide opening at the top then this allows the chlorine – often added as a disinfectant by watering companies to ensure it’s safe for us to drink – to begin to evaporate making it more suitable for watering houseplants which can be vulnerable to chlorine building up in their soil and harming the beneficial soil microbes which are vital for their healthy growth,’ explains Lucie Bradley, garden and greenhouse expert at Easy Garden Irrigation.

‘If you leave tap water overnight in an open container (so not a bottle), then the chlorine leaves the water mainly through evaporation. Leaving it in the air for 24 to 48 hours will actually be more effective and should enable the chlorine to fully evaporate. This is why I usually keep a jug of tap water in my kitchen for a day or so before using it to water my plants. This is the simplest way to get rid of the chlorine.’

Chlorine can affect sensitive plants such as Calathea, Dracaena, Ferns, Spider Plants and Peace Lilies. Typically, it’s plants with tropical origins that are most affected, and you can tell a plant is affected by chlorine if the tips or edges of its leaves can turn brown. Leaves can also turn a yellow shade, and growth can slow down.

‘The extra benefit of leaving water to ‘overnight’ is that it becomes room temperature, which is ideal when watering houseplants, which can be wasteful of water and difficult to achieve when running your tap to water plants straight away,’ adds Lucie.

open plan dining room with arched shelf unit with houseplants

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However, ‘overnighting’ is not a necessary step for all plants, nor will it make a drastic change to your plant’s health.

‘Overnighting’ water for houseplants is not usually necessary for most homes or common indoor plants. While leaving water to stand overnight can help some chlorine dissipate and allow the water to reach room temperature, most houseplants will grow perfectly well with normal tap water,’ says Amber Tunney, Plant Buyer at Cherry Lane Garden Centres.

‘It tends to only be beneficial in areas with very hard or heavily chlorinated water, or when growing particularly sensitive tropical plants such as Calatheas or ferns. For most houseplants, regular watering habits and avoiding overwatering are far more important than overnighting water.’

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If you have a sensitive plant that’s struggling, taking the extra step to ‘overnight’ your water can help. It’s an easy, free hack that will encourage your plants to grow happier and healthier.

There’s a reason this £3 no-drill IKEA bedroom organiser has over 1000 5-star reviews – it’s been game-changing in my small bedroom

There’s a reason this IKEA garden storage box is selling fast – with a built-in seat and stylish screen, it’s a game changer for small gardens

by | May 16, 2026 | Design Inspiration

The idea of soaking up sunshine in the garden always sounds appealing. But for some, the reality can be more stressful than soothing.

Whether you’re limited to a small garden, or have been cursed with nosy neighbours, you’ll be familiar with these feelings. But don’t worry – IKEA’s versatile new garden storage box might just be the perfect solution.

That’s right, this garden storage box from IKEA is one of the brands most innovative multifunctional pieces yet, and it’s here to take the stress out of summer with genius design features.

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Like it says on the tin, this product features a nifty storage box made from luxe-look acacia wood that is treated to withstand all weathers to keep your garden cushions, toys or tools stashed safely out of sight. But that’s not all, the versatile design features a chic screen which rises up from the box to totally transform the look and feel of your outside space.

Made with a slatted hardwood, the screen is enough to maximise privacy in a way that still feels soft and stylish. For small gardens, this is a game-changer, as hard edges can make the space feel too enclosed and confined. Plus, outdoor areas that lack space can benefit from vertical planting, and this free-standing screen is the perfect vessel for climbing plants and vines.

And if these clever features didn’t already have you sold, the top of the storage box doubles as a built-in seat. This extra surface is particularly handy for small gardens or balconies where space is at a premium. With all of this available at a reasonable price point of £130, it’s clear to see why this multi-purpose storage box is flying off the shelves.

A garden with a white and hardwood scheme featuring IKEA storage boxes, screens and chairs

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It’s no secret that functional garden furniture is the key to making the most of a small space. And by now, it’s also common knowledge that no one does stylish space-saving quite like IKEA. The brand’s clever solutions for tricky outdoor spaces always hit the spot with shoppers, and this storage box is no different.

The 3-in-1 design makes this storage box suitable for all gardens, no matter the shape or size. Whether you use the screen for added privacy, or decide to zone a larger space with it, the lightweight design makes it easy to move around the garden. This sense of flexibility is not always available with other garden screening solutions on the market. And the luxe-look wood detailing makes it feel extra special.

As part of the NÄMMARÖ range, the storage box isn’t the only stylish garden item you can get your hands on. From modular garden sofas to foldable reclining chairs, the series makes it easier than ever to save space outside, without compromising on style.

While there is so much to love within the NÄMMARÖ range, the storage box is a clear fan favourite. With a host of five-star reviews to attest to its quality, the box has already sold out of most IKEA stores. It’s still available online, but I predict it will sell fast. And trust me, this is one you won’t want to miss.

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If you missed out on this small garden storage gem, don’t worry. Here’s some clever alternatives to add to your basket.

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There’s a reason this £3 no-drill IKEA bedroom organiser has over 1000 5-star reviews – it’s been game-changing in my small bedroom

B&Q’s chic garden furniture set looks twice the price it actually is – it will have all your guests guessing where it’s from

by | May 16, 2026 | Design Inspiration

If you’d like to spend the next Bank Holiday weekend in your garden, catching some sun and perhaps even dusting off your BBQ, then you need to consider where you’ll be sitting. If your current garden furniture setcan’t be rescued by a deep clean, then I’m here with good news: I’ve spotted so many bargain garden furniture sets, all at B&Q, believe it or not. I was browsing in a store the other day and truly couldn’t believe my eyes. But one style in particular caught my eye, as its green colourway brings a refined vibe to your outside space.

The Giza Green Metal 4 Seater Coffee set is a bargain at £550 for 4 pieces — one 2-seater sofa, 2 armchairs and a coffee table. And it isn’t just its design that’s made it a contender for the best garden furniture, it’s equally as practical since its cushions have removable covers for easy upkeep, plus the chairs swivel for added comfort.

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Not sure how to style this set? If you’ve got the space, style it all together — even better, place it surrounding a fire pit and style its table to the side of the set, so it’s still within reach.

If you haven’t got the luxury of the necessary wriggle room for the whole set, then it’s a good job that it’s flexible. Place its swivel chairs in one corner, for enjoying your morning coffee in the sunshine. Pair it with an outdoor side table if you think you’ll need it. Then, let the 2-seater sofa and coffee table take centre stage in the corner of your garden that you usually use to entertain. That’s technically 2 for 1…

GoodHome Giza Green Metal 4 Seater Coffee set in garden on black decking with large parasol and green and white rug

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As far as garden accessories go, this set would work perfectly styled with the right outdoor rug. Go for something neutral like this jute design from B&Q.

The scatter cushions in the photo aren’t included, but this might just be a good thing. Go for these green scallop edge cushions for added luxury, or choose this boucle option to inject a new texture into the scene.

GoodHome Giza Green Metal 4 Seater Coffee set - single seat with round base, on green and white rug

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While this set is new to B&Q, so it doesn’t have hundreds of reviews to back it up, it does boast a 4.9-star rating from 9 happy recent reviewers.

‘Was looking for a set for my new patio for a while, it wasn’t the style or design I was looking for, but I sat on it randomly in the shop, and it was a lot more comfy than a lot of way more expensive sets I had tried,’ says one shopper.

Not just for your garden, one reviewer wrote: ‘absolutely delighted with this sofa set. It’s being used in our sunroom but it’s ideal to take outside too. The quality is great, it comes in a huge box and was put together without any issues.’

Alternative sets from B&Q

There’s a reason this £3 no-drill IKEA bedroom organiser has over 1000 5-star reviews – it’s been game-changing in my small bedroom

Aldi’s clever £23 planter taps into one of this year’s biggest garden trends for small spaces

by | May 16, 2026 | Design Inspiration

If you’re short on garden space, the vertical planting trend is the key to packing as much greenery into your garden as possible. This style of gardening has always been a practical method; however, this year I’ve seen it take off as a way to turn even a tiny courtyard garden into a verdant oasis, and Aldi is making it even easier with the launch of their affordable Wooden Planter with Trellis (£22.99).

If you’re looking for your garden to follow the biggest garden trends of 2026, then vertical planting is a must. Making the most of your vertical space, this planting technique allows those of us with small gardens to fill every inch of available growing space with an abundance of flowers, fruit and veg.

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Vertical planting is not a gardening microtrend that will fall out of favour by next growing season. It’s a classic growing technique that is currently enjoying the spotlight, but one that is always a smart way to turn your courtyard garden ideas, patio or balcony into a gorgeous screened private oasis. You can add the best climbing plants, such as star jasmine or grow sweet peas up them to fill your garden with fragrance.

Aldi planter with trellis

(Image credit: Aldi)

The Belavi Wooden Planter with Trellis is available in two colourways – a soft grey or a natural wood finish.

The planter comes with a liner included and is approximately H135 x W45 x D30cm, making it an ideal choice for smaller spaces. As well as growing your favourite climbing plants, you can also hang pots by hooking them to the trellis. I love this £12.99 mint option from Crocus, which has a built-in hook, making it easy to attach to a trellis.

black trellis with pot plants and tools hanging from it

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Fill the pots with herbs for a vertical herb garden, or with trailing plants like strawberries or ivy for a waterfall of greenery. I’ve even seen them used next to BBQs as a storage wall to hang BBQ tools or watering cans from.

This small-space-friendly planter has multiple uses, which will turn even the smallest space into a verdant oasis.

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Rethinking Sleep After a House Move

Rethinking Sleep After a House Move

by | May 15, 2026 | Design Inspiration

Moving house changes more than your address. It changes the way you sleep. The light falls differently through the windows, unfamiliar sounds replace the ones your brain had quietly learned to ignore, and even a mattress you once found perfectly comfortable can suddenly feel out of place in a new room.

That’s because sleep is deeply connected to the environment. The layout of the room, the proportions of the bed, the temperature, textures and even the atmosphere of a space all shape how well you rest at night.

Sometimes the solution is surprisingly simple. A different pillow setup, softer bedding, blackout curtains or a bed frame that better suits the scale of the room can completely change how the space feels. Other times, a house move becomes the moment you realise your sleep setup no longer works for the way you live now.

Why Moving House Disrupts Sleep Patterns

Moving is a major event for the brain. Not just logistically. First night in a new place, one hemisphere stays on watch while the other tries to rest. Sleep arrives late, breaks early, leaves nothing useful behind by morning.

Cortisol does not reset when the last box lands. It stays elevated for days. REM becomes hard to reach when the nervous system is still mid-move. Physical exhaustion from the carry adds muscle tension on top of all that.

Street noise differs. Room temperature differs. Outside light hits from a different angle. None of it fully registers on the first night. Only after a few nights there does the picture become clear.

Evaluating Your New Bedroom for Sleep Quality

Check the room before changing anything else. Sixteen to eighteen degrees Celsius is where the body drops core temperature fast enough for deeper sleep. Older properties have heating systems with their own logic. Give it a week before drawing conclusions.

Light is a priority. An east-facing window or strong street lighting disrupts melatonin production, especially in summer. Blackout curtains or window film fix this faster than most people expect. The difference between a fully dark room and one with light bleed around the edges shows up in sleep quality, not just comfort.

Addressing Common Environmental Challenges

Sound behaves differently in every home. Hard floors and bare walls carry noise. A room with carpet, drapes, and upholstered pieces absorbs it. One rug changes the acoustic character of a room more than most people anticipate.

Older builds accumulate dust and allergens at a different rate. Ventilation and regular cleaning matter more after a move, not less. Bed position has an effect too. Away from doors and windows, the brain registers a sense of shelter. Sounds abstract. The effect on sleep onset is real.

Selecting Sleep Surfaces After Relocation

Relocating exposes what was already wrong with the mattress. Many people searching for a bed shop near me do so within weeks of moving in, not years. Bed Store gives the post-move bedroom reset a practical starting point, with mattresses, bed frames, storage beds, and room-friendly sizes in one place.

A mattress rarely announces itself as the problem. It sags slowly, loses edge support, stops easing pressure where the body needs it most. A move makes the degradation impossible to ignore.

Pocket sprung mattresses offer good motion isolation. Useful for couples adjusting to a new space together. A higher spring count means more consistent support across a standard double. Memory foam and hybrid options reduce pressure on contact points, which helps with the muscle tension built up from moving.

Fire safety still matters regardless of budget. BS 7177 is the relevant standard for mattresses, divans and bed bases in UK product information. Look for clear labelling before buying, especially when replacing both mattress and base at the same time. Check it. Every time.

Mattress Firmness and Body Weight Considerations

Five or six out of ten on the firmness scale covers most sleeper types adequately. Heavier sleepers sink through that faster than the rating suggests. Seven holds better. The number on the label assumes an average body. Yours may not be average.

Side sleepers need enough give at hips and shoulders to keep the spine neutral. Front and back sleepers need the lumbar held across the full night. Softer surfaces let the midsection drop. Firmer options hold it level. Bed height is worth checking too. The same frame that felt right in the old flat can feel wrong in a room with different ceiling proportions.

Those comparing bed stores near me or mattress stores near me will find the UK market well covered. The difference is knowing what to look for before walking in or clicking through.

Establishing Sleep Routines in Your New Home

A fixed sleep schedule is the most effective reset after a move. Same wake and sleep window every day. Not eventually. Right away. The body clock responds to consistency faster than to any supplement or ritual.

An hour of wind-down before bed signals that sleep is approaching. Screens off. Room dark. Bedroom used strictly for sleep, not for working or watching. The associations form faster than most people expect. And unravel just as fast when ignored.

Cotton, linen, and bamboo tend to manage heat better than many synthetic fabrics. A TOG suited to the season prevents overheating, which is common when adjusting to a new heating system. Morning light exposure within thirty minutes of waking resets circadian rhythms. A short walk works. Standing near a bright window counts too.

Mild disruption after a move is normal. Everyone adjusts on their own timeline. If sleep stays unrefreshing after a few weeks, revisit environmental factors first, then the sleep surface. The cause is usually there. Find the one that changed most and start there.

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There’s a reason this £3 no-drill IKEA bedroom organiser has over 1000 5-star reviews – it’s been game-changing in my small bedroom

M&S just cracked the code on how to make your old garden sofa look brand new and on-trend for under £35

by | May 15, 2026 | Design Inspiration

If you want to give your garden a superfast refresh, the answer isn’t an expensive new garden furniture set (though that can help), the quickest, easiest and most affordable way to give your old garden set a new and on-trend refresh is outdoor cushions, and M&S’s outdoor cushion collection this summer is one of the most stylish I’ve come across, with the most expensive costing £35.

A simple restyle of your garden seating corner can bring a totally new lease of life to your patio or decking. Then, when you layer in the best outdoor cushion, it can add a whole new dimension with new colours, textures and patterns. If you’re going for a cool vibe, try opting for a blue and white colour scheme. Or if you want something more fun, opt for bold colours and designs, paired with fancy edging for a luxurious-looking finish.

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These outdoor cushions, paired with other garden accessories like a rug, the right garden lighting and even the best parasol, can tie up the loose ends of your garden design. They will pull your space together and make it look perfectly poised.

Just as you’d never leave an indoor sofa without some stylish cushions, garden sofas deserve some decorative details too. Give your outdoor seating a new look for the summer for under £50.

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There’s a reason this £3 no-drill IKEA bedroom organiser has over 1000 5-star reviews – it’s been game-changing in my small bedroom

Sorry, rechargeable wall lamps – Habitat’s making plug-in wall lights cool again with these super stylish alternatives

by | May 15, 2026 | Design Inspiration

Rechargeable wall lights are truly having a moment right now. But before them came plug-in wall lights. These were the original electrician-free lighting solution, but they’ve been largely forgotten about with the explosion of wireless lamps now available. However, after spotting some of Habitat‘s new plug-in wall lamp options, I think they’re due for a resurgence.

For those who’d rather not have the chore of recharging their living room lighting ideas or are looking for a pop of colour on their walls, Habitat has bought plug in wall lights back with a bang, and the Habitat wiggle wall light is the standout star.

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Since celebrating its 60th anniversary, Habitat has gone hard on all things colour and playfulness. This lamp is an instant hit of dopamine when you see it and a fun spin on the wavy home decor trend that continues to be big this year.

This statement lamp is a perfect example of why there will always be a home for plug-in wall lights. This lamp, with its two arms, is made to fully illuminate a hallway or living room, a job even the best rechargeable lights at a similar price point of £45 would struggle with.

Both wireless and plug-in styles have their pros and cons. I have plug-in wall lights in my bedroom, above each of my bedside tables. These work well since they’re bright enough to read by at night, and used regularly, so I don’t have the faff of remembering to recharge them. But, along my staircase, where the lights are largely for decor purposes, I’ve opted for wireless lamps.

If you’re not into the wiggle look, Habitat has a range of other stylish plug-in wall lights, including two striking red options to add a touch of unexpected red theory to your walls.

Have you been officially convinced to invest in some plug-in wall lights? Here are a few other picks I’ve spotted at John Lewis, George at Asda and Dunelm.

Alternative wall lights

I’m not turning my back on rechargeable wall lights, but sometimes you do just need the ease and brightness of a plug in.

There’s a reason this £3 no-drill IKEA bedroom organiser has over 1000 5-star reviews – it’s been game-changing in my small bedroom

I check the new-in garden furniture at Very daily – these are the 7 stylish sets going under the radar you’ll want to snap up before the bank holiday

by | May 14, 2026 | Design Inspiration

Everyone who is anyone is scrambling to purchase some garden furniture ahead of the Bank Holiday weekend, which is just around the corner. And with temperatures set to reach highs of 22°C by the end of the month, it’d be a smart idea for you to consider doing the same. If you’re searching for something stylish and purse-friendly, then don’t overlook the new Very garden furniture line.

With hundreds of new-in designs to shop online, plus fast delivery to your doorstep, Very is an often forgotten about furniture destination. You do sometimes need to dig through the website to find the best hidden gems, but there is a treasure trove of them if you know where to look. As someone who checks the new-in at Very section on a regular basis, I thought I’d save you the trouble and share some of their best garden furniture sets I’d be snapping up if I didn’t already have one.

I’ve been trawling page after page of their designs, and the Toledo Sofa Set With Modular Tables at £799 instantly jumped out at me as the showstopper in the range. It oozes style, brings a warmth to your patio, and it offers an abundance of table space, including two half tables on each end of the sofa, plus a round table for everything else.

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This sofa set brings a soft vibe to your outdoor space, while being perfect for both small and large gardens. The perfect seat for 2-3 people to enjoy cocktails al fresco, or for one to stretch out and read a book in the sun.

This isn’t the only garden furniture gem at Very. Whatever you’re looking for — a bistro set for a small corner or a large design for seating the entire family — it’s all here. I’m amazed at just how affordable and high-quality these sets are, especially since most of them are currently on sale, with prices as low as £95 for a 4-piece set. For an 11-piece set, you’ll still only pay £359. These are my other six top picks you don’t want to overlook.

Now is the best time to invest in your garden furniture before the sun comes out and everyone is scrambling to get a set. So don’t miss out on upgrading your garden seating ideas with one of these stylish sets ready for the bank holiday.

There’s a reason this £3 no-drill IKEA bedroom organiser has over 1000 5-star reviews – it’s been game-changing in my small bedroom

John Lewis has just launched a modular sofa bed unlike anything I’ve seen before – I think it’s a design icon of the future

by | May 14, 2026 | Design Inspiration

John Lewis has just launched a *very* stylish new sofa bed. In fact, I think this ingenious modular design could become a design icon of the future.

As Ideal Home’s Sleep Editor, I’ve sat on a lot of sofa beds in my time, but over the past five years testing the best sofa beds on the market, I’ve never seen anything like the brand’s latest launch.

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Why is this sofa bed so unusual? Because it’s a modular design. That means the back cushions and armrests can be detached, and the two layers of seating can be disassembled to create one *enormous* 200 x 200cm sleeping area, or two separate, equally generous single beds.

Or, you can also do a little rejigging of its LEGO-block-like pieces and create a daybed that’s perfect for movie nights curled up under a duvet.

When it’s in sofa form, the structure is held in place by a minimalist stainless steel frame. Pair those clean lines with the quilted olive green upholstery, and you get a multifunctional sofa bed that looks extremely high-end indeed.

John Lewis Innovation Living Cozy Pad Sofa Bed

(Image credit: John Lewis)

Its modular design is a simple idea on the surface, but one that I haven’t seen executed this well before, and the fact that it’s designed by Danish brand Innovation Living explains why.

I already dubbed one of the brand’s sleeper sofas the most stylish sofa bed on the market, and I think this new launch now gives that Scandi rattan number a run for its money.

Plus, the brand’s clever Cubed 140 Sofa Bed was Ideal Home readers’ most-shopped sofa bed last year. And little wonder. I’ve always found Innovation Living’s designs to be stylish, practical, and brilliantly designed, so I have no doubt this new launch will be of the same great build quality.

And although in bed form it may look a little ‘basic’, I actually think that’s one of its strengths. There can be a lot of problems with uneven sleeping areas, complicated mechanisms, and armrests that get in the way of sleeping with your average sofa bed.

In contrast, the Innovation Living Cozy Pad simply focuses on providing one giant, well-padded sleeping area.

John Lewis Innovation Living Cozy Pad Sofa Bed

(Image credit: John Lewis)

And whilst this sofa bed certainly isn’t ‘cheap’, its £1649 price tag is what I’d term ‘mid-range’ in the sofa bed world. When I first saw its distinctive designer look, I was actually expecting it to cost about double that amount, so I do think it’s a reasonable price for the combination of stylish good looks, quality, versatility, and its game-changing take on what a sofa bed can be.

But, of course, there are more affordable options on the market, even though, in my opinion at least, they might not *quite* have the same design-icon status that I think the Innovation Living Cozy Pad Sofa Bed is likely to have in the coming years.

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If, like me, you love the look of this contemporary modular sofa bed but can’t quite justify its price tag, I’ve rounded up some of the most stylish budget-friendly alternatives below.