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Night & Day Furniture Sagebrush Murphy Cabinet Bed
The Sagebrush includes the folding trays and is the dearest at $2,997, matching the Poppy but arriving less assembled.
Night & Day Furniture sells through dealers rather than direct, so this goes to Murphy Bed Depot, a retailer that stocks it and publishes a price.
Specs
| Type | Finished bed |
| Mount | freestanding |
| Mechanism | — |
| Max mattress thickness | — |
| Max mattress weight | — |
| Mattress included | Yes |
| Assembly time | — |
| Materials | Mostly solid hardwood with poplar LVL slats, back panel and drawer base |
| Made in | — |
| Warranty | 10 year limited on the bed, 3 year limited on the supplied mattress |
Sizes and dimensions
| Size | Orientation | Width | Height (closed) | Depth (closed) | Depth (open) | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| queen | vertical | 63.5" | 41" | 23.5" | 83" | — |
Specs read from the manufacturer's documentation on 2026-08-22. A — means the manufacturer does not publish that number. Will it fit your room? Run the room-fit calculator.
Who this suits
Worth a look if
- You expect to move house. A freestanding unit goes with you and leaves no holes behind.
- The guest bed gets used a few times a year and the cabinet has to look like furniture the rest of the time.
- You want it to turn up as furniture rather than as a woodworking project.
- You rent, or you would rather not put structural bolts into the wall. This one stands on its own.
Look elsewhere if
- You care how the lift is engineered. This maker does not say what mechanism is inside.
- You want a choice of sizes. This model is offered in queen only.
- You picture a full height wall unit. A freestanding cabinet bed is a chest, and the mattress inside it folds.
What Night & Day Furniture publishes, and what it does not
We track 14 figures on a finished bed before calling a record complete. Night & Day Furniture publishes 8 of them for the Sagebrush Murphy Cabinet Bed. The 6 it leaves out are worth knowing before you buy, because each one is a decision you will end up making without the maker's help.
- Not published: the lift mechanism. Which means the lift is undescribed, and that is the part under load twice a day and the part most likely to need servicing.
- Not published: maximum mattress thickness. Which means the thickness limit is absent, which is the specification that most often sends a mattress back after delivery.
- Not published: the mattress weight window. Which means no weight rating is given, which matters because the counterbalance is tuned to a range rather than to any mattress.
- Not published: assembly time. Which means no assembly time is given, so plan for most of a day and a second pair of hands.
Also absent from the manufacturer's documentation for this model: country of manufacture, price.
We leave these blank rather than estimating them. A — in our tables is always a gap in the manufacturer's own documentation, never a number we chose not to look up.
What people get wrong with this one
Expecting it to sleep like a standard bed
A freestanding cabinet bed uses a folding mattress and sits lower than a wall bed. It is excellent for occasional guests and a compromise for nightly use.
Assuming the dealer price matches the showroom tag
With no published retail price, what you pay depends on the dealer. Get the quote in writing with delivery and assembly itemised, because those are where quotes for this category diverge most.
Measuring the wall and forgetting the floor
The cabinet is the easy measurement. The one that catches people is how far the bed reaches into the room once it is down, which is 83 inches here. Add walking room on top of that before deciding it fits.