We spend 1/3 of our lives in bed, so whether we have a comfortable, personalized and fashionable bed is crucial to our healthy and happy life. If you are still worried about not having a personalized small bed that suits you, you might as well take a look at the following beds, and then make one that suits you, and enjoy a comfortable sleep every night. It must be a good choice.

Book bed

Now you can curl up in the pages of a book without any worries. Designer Yusuke Suzuki used the sheets as book pages and the pillow as a bookmark.

Roller Coaster

London's Hayward Gallery has held an art exhibition featuring 30 artists' exquisite works, with the theme of the exhibition exploring "the evolution of the internal and external environment". These artists mainly seek creative themes from everyday objects, such as the roller coaster designed by the Los Angeles artist group. It looks like it is about to wake up the sleeper suddenly, or just circle around the sleeper.

Convertible Lathe

Although the convertible car bed was manufactured as early as the late 1960s, the creativity and technology of designer Joe Colombo are still valued today. Moreover, the design of this bed transcends that era. It has multiple functions and is still not outdated even today. There are switches at the head of the bed that can operate the fan, radio, lighter and telephone switch. Among them, the coolest design is that it can ensure people's privacy in the shortest time. Instead of the four-poster curtains common in that era, the bed is covered with a yellow curtain like a car cover. There are also some small drawers at the head of the bed for placing small accessories or medicines. There is also a mirror on the back. This limited edition bed is not just a fantasy. It has multiple functions that can meet the daily needs of modern families.

Doctor Who's Tardis bed

This might just be the coolest bed ever. From the popular British sci-fi TV series Doctor Who, the Tardis bed looks like a police box, but it's actually a time machine.

Galaxy Millennium Falcon Bed

Kelac Roemer previously designed the hamburger bed, and now he's back with his latest magical realist creation, the galactic Millennium Falcon bed. It has working taillights and a star projector. It looks absolutely cool, but is it comfortable to sleep on?

Net bed

The bed is like a giant spider web overlooking the ground.

7. Bunk Sofa Bed

We've seen sofas that convert into double beds, and we've seen sofas that turn into a comfy single bed, but have you ever seen a sofa that turns into a bunk bed? The leather upholstery is removable for easy cleaning. It also comes with a ladder.

Bath bed

I haven’t gotten the full info on this bath bed yet, but I’m convinced it’s the coolest bed ever.

Luminous Floor

This bed emits beams of light from underneath your bed, making it look more like a spaceship than a place to sleep. Designed by Ivan Robertson, this lacquered beamed wood bed glows continuously from the underside of the bed frame, instantly transforming your birthplace into a mysterious place. It may take some time to get used to it, but it's a unique way to dramatically change the landscape of your bedroom. We're not quite sure when and where you'll see this product, but we're sure you'll be interested.

Sandwich bed

You can see this bed in the "Happy Hour" room at the FantaSuite Hotel in West Bend, Wisconsin. The hotel uses unique interior decoration to create some happy themes. This bed is like a sandwich on a large plate. Interestingly, this sandwich includes tomatoes, lettuce, bacon and cheese.

Bird's Nest Bed

 This giant bird's nest was designed by Eitan and Gaston as part of a green garden display. Looks inviting and lovely, doesn't it?

Murphy Sofa Bed

The inspiration for this sofa bed comes from Morpheus, the god of sleep in Greek mythology. Those who like to read in bed are in luck, because its bedside lamp can be turned and bent at will. Its appearance is also full of childishness, just like the cartoon character that children like - Shrek. This bed comes in a variety of colors and costs about $5,500.