New at Modern Studio · Modus
A room that feels
like yours.
Warm finishes, inviting upholstery and coordinated furniture for the rooms you use every day. Discover Modus at Modern Studio.
Begin with the everyday
Meet your next bedroom.
The first thing you notice in a well-planned bedroom may be the bed. What makes you want to stay is how the rest of the room works around it: a nightstand at the right height, storage where you need it and enough space to move comfortably.
New to Modern Studio, Modus furniture brings those choices together through beds, nightstands, dressers, chests, mirrors and benches. Explore a coordinated collection from the start, or choose one piece that gives your existing room a fresh direction.
Wood and upholstered beds offer different ways to set the mood. A wood frame adds definition; an upholstered headboard introduces softness. Start with the shape and finish you want to see every morning, then consider what the room needs to function well.
A closer look · Bedroom collections
Find the details you love.
Brentwood
The Brentwood wood and upholstered bed combines a warm frame with a soft headboard. Coordinating nightstands, a dresser, chest and mirrors give you a clear starting point for the rest of the space.
We would style it with relaxed bedding, a textured rug and a restrained palette, leaving room for the wood frame and upholstered headboard to stand out.
Explore Brentwood →
Gardenia, Langley and Penny
Gardenia pairs an upholstered platform bed with coordinating drawer storage and a mirror. Langley offers both wood and upholstered bed options, alongside bedroom storage and mirrors. Penny introduces another direction with fluted beds and storage pieces that give a room texture and rhythm.
For a bedroom that needs more storage, look at the Oxford upholstered footboard storage bed or Dorsey's wooden two-drawer storage bed. Before ordering, check that drawers can open fully with your rug and surrounding furniture in place.
Dining · Living · Home office
Carry the feeling through your home.
Modus reaches well beyond the bedroom. The collection includes dining tables and seating, coffee and end tables, media furniture, desks and bookcases—giving you more ways to connect the rooms in your home.
In a dining space, begin with the table's everyday footprint and the room needed to pull chairs back. An extension table can be useful when your guest list changes, provided the room comfortably accommodates it when open.
For the living room, consider the height and reach of an occasional table beside your seating. For a home office, plan the desk around your working habits and leave space for storage. A shared finish or repeated shape can connect these areas without requiring every piece to match.
Bring the room together
A few measurements make the difference.
- Start with the largest piece.Measure the full bed frame or table, not just the mattress or tabletop. Mark its footprint on the floor.
- Plan the pieces you reach for.Compare nightstand height with your mattress and leave clearance for doors and drawers.
- Check the finish in context.Consider your flooring, existing furniture and daylight. Ask our team about available finish information before deciding.
- Plan the route into the room.Check doorways, stairs and access, then confirm availability and the delivery service for your address.
Whether you are replacing one bed or furnishing several rooms, the Modern Studio team in Laguna Beach can help you compare sizes, finishes and coordinating pieces.
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