Sofa Beds for HSR Layout & Koramangala Homes

HSR Layout and Koramangala have some of Bengaluru’s busiest rental and independent-house floors: studios over shops, 1BHKs shared by flatmates, and 2BHKs where the second room is a home office. Space is precious, and guests still need somewhere to sleep. A good sofa bed solves both problems, as long as you choose it as a sofa first.

Sit on it before you sleep on it

You’ll sit on a sofa bed every day and sleep on it a few nights a month, so the seat depth, back support and cushion firmness matter more than the mechanism. Look for a seat that doesn’t sag in the middle and a back you can lean into while watching TV.

Check the opened size

Measure the floor space the sofa needs when it is fully opened, plus room to walk around it. In many HSR and Koramangala living rooms the coffee table has to move, so a light table or a pair of side tables makes the switch easier.

The viral one: HQ

HQ (₹28,000) became popular because it doesn’t look like a sofa bed. Bolster arms sit inside a slim metal frame, and the seat folds out flat into a full bed. By day it’s a relaxed sofa; when guests arrive it opens in seconds. It’s a natural fit for studios and home offices.

If you have room for a sectional instead

In a larger Koramangala flat, a deep modular sofa like Neel can double as a daybed for a guest on a short stay. For TV rooms where two people like their own corner, Jodi pairs two curved seats with a centre console.

Fabric for shared homes

In flat-shares and homes with frequent guests, choose a textured, mid-tone fabric that hides daily wear. Every URU piece can be made in any of our 50+ shades.

We’re a short drive away in Electronic City. Come and try HQ in person, or message us on WhatsApp with your room size.