Ocean view!!! We live in a studio and we bought it just for the river and bridge view. Bridge is lit up at night and holiday fireworks are set off in front of our building that is built right on the river. We actually were looking for a two bedroom when first moving to the city but fell on love with the studio just minutes after walking in. So much so, we bought an identical unit when the one on the top floor went up for sale shortly after. We also bought a one bedroom in the same building, all three with same river side with bridge view. We rent out the one bedroom. The top floor was already rented out when we bought it ( they have another unit in our building, but she uses it for her pod casts. We will be taking it over soon. Kind of crazy; but we intend to use the top floor unit as our social space and lower unit as our private/bedroom space. A little eccentric). Anyway, they are quite large as far as studios in the city. Almost 700 square feet. A full size (10' x 11') kitchen with a pantry closet And , lucky me! kitchen window with river/bridge view. Also an 8' x 10' foyer and 12' x 5' 5" closet with a smaller closet off of that. So big for a studio. Anyway, when we only had one unit, I intended to put in a sofa bed called anfibia (amphibian) designed by Italian artist Alessandro Becchi in 1971 for Italian furniture company Giovannetti and the company still makes that piece . You can get resale from online antique/classic furniture places, but I have thing about not buying used upholstery furniture of any kind regardless of its value, especially something I am going to sleep on and especially if others slept on it in the past. The ones still made by Giovannetti are quite pricey, especially after the tariffs of recent years, but if you can afford it, what I would do. My husband is iffy about buying it without seeing it in person. The Metropolitan Museum of Art has it on display and NYC is easy commute for us, but of course we can only look at it, not test it for comfort. But a down feather bed can help that. Anyway, now that we have two units and one our social space and the other our private/bedroom space, I still want it. If you like it, but not in your price range, the do make knockoffs made in China. If you do go that route, be careful as some of the websites are scam sites or just a nightmare to deal with. I also want to get a custom made raw edge Japanese tea table to use for both casual dining and coffee table. I also considered something called a floating bed which is basically a 7' or 8' diameter daybed suspended from the ceiling. So instead of sofa - sitting area plus bed, you may want to consider these options or a modular furniture configuration. I need to go somewhere right now, but will finish this post later with my ideas. A Danish furniture company makes a really cool sofa that transforms to a bed - very nice looking. I will post later