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Turn Your Living Room Into a Guest Suite With a Sectional Sofa Sleeper

With a sectional sofa that sleeps, you can transform your living space into a cozy guest room. These couches and loveseats save space and offer dual functionality.

This contemporary L-shaped model uses a twin-sized mattress to sleep one overnight guest. It is available in a variety of textiles that are woven to match your decor style.

Multiple Sections

Sectional sofas come in a variety of designs. Some come with additional features such as built-in storage, and others include the option of a mattress that can be made of foam, memory foam or innerspring. Certain sofas can be upholstered in different materials, such as faux leather or polyester fibers. It is crucial to find a style that matches the interior decor of your home. Some are modular, making it simple to change the look of your couch.

One of the greatest advantages of sectionals sofas is that they can divide an open floor plan. This allows you arrange the furniture into distinct "rooms" that can be used for different purposes or events. You can even include a movable coffee table or other accessories to make each area appear as a separate space.

When choosing a sectional, it is crucial to think about the size and shape. It should fit within your room and not be too large to move around. It is also important to determine the length of the sectional and then check its depth to make sure that it will comfortably accommodate your guests. If the sectional comes with chaises, make sure that it doesn't extend too far forward.

You can rearrange the modular sectional pieces as you'd like. This is ideal for rooms that you use frequently and for people who want to change their appearance. Certain models have an reversible sectional chair that can be positioned on either side. Adding throw pillows and other decorative items can help bring the entire design together. If you have room to add a console to the sectional.

Comfort

A sectional sleeper sofa lets you to have an extra sleeping space that's simple to convert when guests visit. It can also add a touch of chic to your living room. It can be used as a comfortable space to read, relax or watch a show. The addition of throw pillows and other accessories can elevate the look. It is best to pick an item that is in harmony with the rest of your decor.

Sectional sofas come with a sleeping surface built right into their frames, which is different from traditional pull-out couches, which feature a separate bed. The hidden bed is usually a queen-size mattress, although some models include twin mattresses or trundles. If you're considering one that has a pull-out bed make sure it has an easy-to-use mechanism that can lift and unfold the mattress with little effort.

Some sectional sleeper sofas also come with a storage space under the chaise lounge where you can keep bedding for guests staying over. This compartment is convenient for keeping sheets, blankets and pillows. Some sectional sleepers have adjustable headrests for greater comfort. Some have recliners to make it more comfortable to sit and relax.

A good quality sectional sleeper sofa comes with mattress constructed of sturdy materials. You can select between memory foam and innerspring mattresses as well as polyurethane ones. Memory foam can provide relief from pressure points and provides an elongating feeling. Polyurethane foam is firm in feel and is priced reasonably. Innerspring mattresses are timeless and offer support. Latex mattresses are eco-friendly and provide a bouncier feeling than memory foam or polyurethane foam. You can try out each type of bed in the furniture shop and then decide which one is most comfortable for you.

Space-Saving

A sectional sofa bed is a great option for people who are busy, whether it's for apartment or home owners. It offers plenty of seating while not taking up valuable space. These designs are versatile and can be used as a couch or chaise to relax in the daytime, and then transformed into a queen-sized mattress at night.

Sleeper sectionals come in a variety of sizes and shapes including L-shaped designs which can fit into small spaces like corners. This Tess L-Shape Sleeper Sectional for instance is elegantly grey microfiber upholstery that complements any design. It also has pockets that prevent sliding with time and three throw cushions to improve the look. If you're planning to host guests staying overnight, the queen-sized innerspring mattress is easy to remove from under the seat cushions and is fitted with an inflatable memory foam pad to ensure that your visitors get a restful night's sleep.

Some sectional sleeper sofas include storage spaces that make it easy to keep blankets, sheets and other essentials on hand. Some sectional sleeper sofas have built-in drawers that can be used for storage, while others have open shelves for storing decorative items, media or books. You can also find models with built-in charging ports, which will keep devices organized and charged at all times.

The level of comfort offered by a sectional sleeper is determined by its design, the materials used and the mattress's quality. Some have high-density polyurethane or memory foam mattresses which conform to the contours of your body for comfort and support. Other mattresses have innersprings which are a common option that offers solid support.

Convenience

If you're shopping for a sectional sleeper sofa, look for one that offers convenience features such as hidden storage or power recline and a convenient mattress mechanism. It is also advisable to consider material types that are stain-resistant, like linen or high-performance microfiber. If you're concerned about spills and stains, opt for a model with removable slipcovers that ease cleaning.

Choose a sectional sleeper with a futon or memory foam mattress, based on your comfort preferences and budget. A memory foam mattress may be more supple and softer and a mattress made of innerspring offers a little bounce and support. Test each mattress in a store to see which feels best and fits your space.

Some sectional sofas can be transformed into beds using a pull-out ottoman or some other hidden mechanism, while others--such as the Milo Sleeper from Raymour and Flanigan, have a built-in platform that doubles as an extension bed. This unique design ensures that guests have a comfortable and spacious area to relax with a table that can be added for their belongings.

When selecting a sectional sleeping couch, select one that can accommodate the number of people who will be attending family gatherings or social occasions. The majority of models have capacity of between three and five people, but larger models can hold more.

If you're on a budget, choose a sofa that has queen-sized beds and a futon sectional bed. Alternatively, shop for a modular sectional sleeper that has the option of a reversible chaise, or interchangeable components to add extra seats as your family grows. When you are choosing a sectional, bear the dimensions of your space and any existing furniture. For example, Emily Roose, luxury interior designer and the president of Emily Roose Interiors, recommends leaving at minimum 3 feet of space for walking paths, and 18 inches between the sofa and the coffee table or another piece of taller furniture.

Style

When you imagine sofas that are sectional, you likely envision a L-shaped sofa taking up the most of your living space. However, as a multi-functional piece of furniture that can be upholstered, the sectional can also be set up in other configurations to fit your space. A lot of these sectional sofas can be converted into beds, which can provide the perfect place to sleep for your guests.

Based on the material and style, you can customize your sleeper sectional sofa to fit the style of your room. Fabric, color, style of upholstery, size and texture are the options. Some sectional sleepers feature slipcovers that can be machine washed, while others are made of stain-resistant fabrics. Certain sectional sleepers offer power reclining options. For a contemporary look, consider a sectional sleeper with clean lines and sleek track arms. Add a pop of pattern with accent pillows that are in your favorite color, or pick a neutral color that can be used with a variety of décor styles.

The majority of sectional sleepers have an adjustable mattress that can be pulled out and transformed into a queen or twin-size bed. The mattress can be folded into the frame of the sectional and then replaced when required. The type of mattress you choose depends on your personal preferences, needs and budget. For instance you might choose memory foam to ease pressure points or polyurethane for a more affordable alternative with good support.

Tape the sectional sofas to the floor and take a measurement. This will let you determine the amount of space it takes up, and ensure that when the mattress is pulled out it doesn't impede the flow of traffic. It's also a good idea for any furniture that you are considering purchasing, particularly in the event that you are unable to return it.