Queen Murphy Bed with Shelf That Folds Into a Gray Cabinet
Get your spare room back. This queen Murphy bed folds into a gray shaker-style cabinet with a built-in shelf, so the room works as an office or play space by day and a full guest bed by night.
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Get your spare room back. This queen Murphy bed folds into a gray shaker-style cabinet with a built-in shelf, so the room works as an office or play space by day and a full guest bed by night.
Queen Murphy bed that folds away into a cabinet with a built-in shelf, saving floor space
- limited floor space in small rooms
- need for a guest bed without a permanent footprint
- need for a shelf or work surface in a bedroom
Guest bed by night, floor space by day
Stop giving up your spare room for guests. This queen Murphy bed folds into a gray cabinet with a shelf, so the room stays yours until someone needs to sleep in it.
A cabinet that looks like it was always there

A cabinet that looks like furniture
Recessed shaker-style doors, a matte gray finish and brushed silver bar pulls make the closed unit read as a finished cabinet, not hardware bolted to a wall.

A shelf that earns its spot
The fold-down shelf has a raised backrest, and the top ledge adds a display row. Use it as a work surface or a play shelf while the bed is stored.

Queen sleep, no permanent footprint
Opened, it gives a full queen sleeping surface, a lot more bed than a sofa bed offers. Folded, it goes back into the wall.
Everything it needs to fold, open, and stay put
- Gray cabinet panels
Matte painted-wood look with recessed shaker doors
- Fold-down shelf with backrest
Plus top display ledge
- Brushed silver bar pulls
For the front doors
- Fittings and fixings
For assembly and wall anchoring
From storage room to real room
The room that never gets to be a room
A spare room sits idle for most of the year. It collects boxes, a tired futon, maybe a treadmill. Then guests arrive and the couch gets the job, or the whole floor goes to a bed that nobody sleeps in for weeks.
Built to fold away, designed to stay
Closed, it is a gray cabinet with recessed shaker-style doors and brushed silver pulls. Open it and a queen-size sleeping surface lowers into place, with room for real bedding and pillows.
Your room, back to you
On a normal Tuesday the bed is stowed and the shelf is a desk or a play ledge. The floor is clear. When a guest is coming, you open it up and the room has a second life.
Check your room before it arrives
- Queen sizeSleeping surface
- Open floor in front of the cabinet equal to the bed's opened depthClearance
- Stud-backed wall for anchoringWall
A tall three-door cabinet, sized as a full wall unit
Why this, not that
| Murphy bed cabinet | Sofa bed | Freestanding guest bed | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Floor free when not in use | Yes | No | No |
| Looks like furniture when stored | Yes | Yes | No |
| Queen sleeping surface | Yes | Partial | Yes |
| Built-in shelf | Yes | No | No |
| Needs wall anchoring | Yes | No | No |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Yes. A wall bed carries real weight when it is open, so anchor the cabinet to wall studs as the instructions direct and check it before first use.
The matte gray painted-wood look, recessed panel doors and brushed silver pulls are meant to read as a built-in cabinet. Colour can shift a little with your room's lighting.
The bed needs open floor in front to lower. Measure the depth of the opened bed against your room, and keep rugs and furniture out of the path.
Yes, with supervision. Keep children clear while the bed folds, and use the shelf for light items only. Do not let kids hang or climb on the shelf.
A sofa bed is thin and awkward to fold. A daybed or freestanding bed keeps its footprint all day. This one gives you a queen sleeping surface and gets the floor back when it is stowed. Over years of guests, that is one piece of furniture doing the work of a bed and a storage unit.
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