Daybed Styles: The Perfect Blend of Comfort and Midcentury Modern Elegance

When it comes to choosing the perfect daybed, style is just as important as functionality. Whether you're looking for a chic addition to your living room, a cozy reading nook, or a versatile guest bed, midcentury modern daybeds offer the ideal combination of sophistication and practicality.

At Casara Modern, we specialize in midcentury modern daybeds made 100% in the USA from high-quality Alderwood. Our commitment to craftsmanship and timeless design ensures that every piece we create is both stylish and durable. Let’s explore some of the most popular daybed styles and how they can elevate your space.

1. The Classic Daybed

With sleek lines, tapered legs, and a minimalist aesthetic, the Classic Daybed is a staple for design enthusiasts. Crafted from sustainable Alderwood, our daybeds highlight the natural beauty of the wood grain while offering a sturdy, long-lasting frame. Pair it with a plush cushion and accent pillows for a timeless look.

2. The Executive Daybed

For those who love a mix of vintage charm and modern comfort, The Executive Daybed can be the perfect solution. Whether you prefer neutral tones or bold colors, adding fabric elements softens the overall look while maintaining a streamlined silhouette. Our Alderwood frames provide unmatched durability, ensuring that your upholstered daybed remains a stylish focal point for years to come.

3. The Horizon Daybed

If you love a classic midcentury modern touch, the Horizon Daybed offers the perfect blend of retro style and contemporary function. Featuring a floating table on both sides, effortless form and function 

At Casara Modern, we believe that great design is built to last. Our midcentury modern daybeds are crafted with care, made 100% in the USA. We’re committed to using premium Alderwood, ensuring both durability and beauty. No matter your preferred daybed style, our collection offers the perfect combination of elegance, versatility, and quality craftsmanship.

Explore our collection today and find the perfect daybed styles to complete your home!

Check out the recent Redfin article we were featured in!

Thinking about styling your home in the iconic Mid-Century Modern fashion? Design and furniture experts weigh in to guide you through the process, ensuring a seamless blend of timeless aesthetics and contemporary flair. From balancing neutrals with bright colors to orchestrating a collection of accents, this Redfin article explores the intricacies of creating a Mid-Century Modern haven. Get tips on incorporating this classic design into your space, whether you’re in a small New York apartment or just moved into a larger open concept house in LA. We got you covered.

Read the full article here: 39 Mid Century Modern Design Tips | Redfin

Modernism Week 2017!

It is that time of year again for our annual trek to the beloved MCM mecca that is Palm Springs, California. This year, we had the unique opportunity to team up with the wonderful folks at Atomic Ranch magazine to give away an entire living room set to a lucky design fan. The package consisted of a Raymore Sofa, Raymore Chair, 48" coffee table, Walnut Pedestal Table, and a vintage lamp (not pictured):

While we were there, we took the Palm Springs Tramway up to Mount San Jacinto State Park that sits atop the San Jacinto mountains which make up the beautiful backdrop to all of those outdoor Palm Springs Instagrams you've been scrolling through. All of the winter storms had covered the top with a decent snow pack and there were some whispy clouds forming and dissolving throughout the day, making for a really unique experience. The park at the top is enormous and almost always green. It provides a wonderful cool break from the 100-degree-plus summer temperatures of the desert and you can hike and camp year-round, and ski and sled in the winter when there is snow. Bring a jacket though. At 8,500', it is always a bit chilly, even in the summer.

The Saturday night we were there, Atomic Ranch invited us to their party at "The Lost Wexler" house. This house was purchased in pretty bad shape and the homeowners wanted to rehab it to what the architect had originally intended it to be. Little did they know when they bought it that it was designed by famed MCM starchitect, Donald Wexler. The property rehabilitation effort was led by Troy Kudlac at KUD Properties, who has started to build new construction, fully-licensed Eichler homes in Palm Springs. KUD Properties unveiled their two newest properties (364 E Sonora Rd, 398 E Sonora Rd) during this year's Modernism Week.

Sara Jane Stone, editor of Atomic Ranch, gave a walk-through of the home during the party on FB Live. You can see it here:

Some additional pictures from the event below:

The Lost Wexler

Backyard pool shot of the party house.

Food

The giant food spread at the Atomic Ranch Party

Our crew

From left to right: Henry Jara (Casara owner), Robert Maurer (designer), Becky Maas (Atomic Ranch), Glen Warren (designer). Becky is showing off a puzzle given to her by a vendor during the party.

Magazine Rack

A shot of the magazine rack we made and gave away with Atomic Ranch during Modernism Week. We will add this to our product line soon!

Our crew

Hanging out with famed artist and friend of the company and happy customer, Shag! From right to left: Glen Warren (designer), Becky Maas (Atomic Ranch), Josh Agle (Shag), Robert Maurer (designer).

A little color headed out to the Palm Springs Moderism Flea Market tomorrow. Keep your eyes peeled for a 4 tier fiberglass bowls fountain 😉 #moderndesign #vintagefun #modernismweek #palmsprings #modernism #fleamarket #designidea #bulletplanter #yardart #barcart #designidea

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On Sunday, we sold some amazing vintage finds along with some of our own furniture at the official Modernism Week Flea Market.

Overall, it was a very successful Modernism Week. Congratulations to all of our friends and colleagues who showcased their work and shared their wonderful talents during this marvelous week. See you next year!