Choosing a Sofa Bed Sectional
No matter if you have a small living space or a sprawling home, an upholstered sofa bed is an ideal multifunctional option. They are usually compact and can be used as seating however, they can also be converted into a queen-sized mattress for guests staying overnight.
This tufted modular sectional arrives in eight boxes and requires some assembly. It can be arranged in an L-shape, U-shape, or even with hidden storage.
Size
A sectional sofa that is well-designed will make your home appear luxurious regardless of whether you reside in a loft or an apartment. Add a sleeper sofa your collection and you'll have the look and feel of a modern sectional, but double the utility of a sofa that can transform into a queen-sized bed to accommodate guests.
When choosing a small sofa bed, it's essential to consider the space you have. The best way to accomplish this is to measure the space carefully and try different furniture arrangements on paper prior to you purchase. This will help you avoid buying a sectional that is too big or too small for your space.
Another consideration is the depth of your sectional. Some sofas have deep cushions for seats, which provide ample room for lounging. Others are a bit shallower. If you are planning to use your sectional sofa as a bed, go with the former, as it will be more solid and more comfortable to sleep on.
Then, you'll need to consider the fabric and color of your new sofa bed. There are a myriad of options available, from neutrals like beige and gray to bolder shades like navy or charcoal. Pick the shade that will work best with your decor and will complement other elements of the room.
This Tess L Shape Sleeper Sectional features a grey microfiber upholstery for an elegant design. It comes with an innerspring mattress that is queen-sized, and a memory foam pad hidden for comfort. It also comes with three throw pillows in coordinating colors for a nice touch.
Style
A sectional sofa bed can be an the perfect focal feature in any room. It's important to find one that matches the color and style of your home. Also, take into consideration whether you would like the sofa to be mainly for sleeping or seating, and how many people it's required to accommodate at any given time.
Some sectional sofas include recliners or chaise lounges, which can enhance the interior comfort of your home. You can find some with hidden trundle units as well as built-in storage, making it easy to store extra bedding and pillows available when guests visit.
If you're buying a convertible sofa for small spaces, search for one with comfortable cushioned seats and durable upholstery. Some of these couches have rectangular back and seat cushions. This lets you make your own unique style, with the possibility of changing the design in the future. Some have sleek square track armrests that work for contemporary decor.
Sectional sofas that are grey or black with sleepers are popular choices when it comes to color. They are sleek and modern and blend well with a variety of colors. If you're looking for a sofa that adds an extra pop to your home Try one with vivid patterns or colors like green or red.
Another aspect to take into consideration when choosing a sectional to buy is its depth. Certain models have deeper seats than others, which can make them more comfortable for lounging and sleeping. The size of the seat and back cushions can have a significant impact on the softness of the sofa.
You should always consider the long-term perspective when buying a sofa bed. If you are planning to move in the near future, think about an modular design that you can assemble on-site. These are perfect for homes with narrow hallways, curved stairs and doors that are narrow. They are delivered in boxes that are able to be easily moved through the door and into the living space. White glove delivery is another option that eliminates the need to assemble the sectional.
Comfort
A sofa sleeper is an excellent option for accommodating guests staying overnight, particularly if your family or children are always sleeping over. Not all sleeper sections are the same, and you should take the time to find the right one for your home. When evaluating your options, you should look for a multi-purpose design and comfort. Some have a hidden storage compartment and even modular expansions, which allows you to add more seating or a mattress if you need to.
Think about how often you'll need to use the couch bed, and the size. If you plan to have guests stay overnight for once or twice per year A queen-sized bed will suffice. If you are frequently hosting friends and family, a sofa that can accommodate multiple people may be required.
Some sectionals have an reversible chaise sofa that can be set on either side. This lets you quickly change the seating arrangement. This feature is especially useful if you live in a small apartment with limited living space or narrow hallways that make it difficult to maneuver large furniture.
The thickness of the mattress is another feature to consider. Some manufacturers use standard foam, while others choose to use premium TEMPUR-response memory foam. We recommend the latter option if you're looking to get an excellent night's sleep as it offers excellent support and is extremely comfortable.
The size of your living space is a further factor to consider when choosing a sleeper sofa sectional. While sectional with sleeper have a large profile and are best for open layouts, smaller sectionals can be incorporated into rooms that are too small for traditional sofas.
The Wayfair selection above is a fantastic example of a sectional bed that can be tailored to your personal style while feeling modern. The fabric upholstery is a stylish two-tone design with more than eighty different shades. The wood frame is kiln dried and supports the queen-sized mattress which is pulled out on the left-hand side of the sofa, instead of popping up as with other convertibles.
Stores
A sectional sofa bed is a wonderful option for any room to add an extra sleeping space. These sofa beds can be used to entertain guests or to relax, particularly when they feature recliners. Sleeper sofas come in many different styles, from contemporary to traditional, so you'll be able to find one that matches your room's decor.
Some sectionals come with storage under the chaise that you can lift, while others come with storage compartments built-in near armrests or the side of the sectional. These compartments can be used to store blankets, pillows and other household things. You can even find modular sleeper sectionals that allows you to change the pieces to suit your space.
Most queen sectional sleeper sofas have built-in storage which is accessible from the couch and allows you to store your items without needing to move them another place when you need them. When not in use, they can be concealed to keep a clean look. Many of them also feature a drawer or other type of compartment underneath the seat or at the back to hold additional bedding and pillows for your guests.
You can purchase a sectional sleeper sofa online or from an in-store retailer. Some retailers offer white glove service, in which they can assemble the furniture for you. This is a great alternative if you don't have the time to assemble the sofa on your own. It's important to measure the space where you plan to place your sectional, as this will help determine what size of sofa bed you require.
A small sectional that has storage is perfect for a studio. It is easily converted into a queen-sized bed for guests to stay overnight. This model is a chic addition to any space thanks to its fabric upholstery and low profile legs. This sofa is reversible and can be set up as an L-shaped sofa or a L-shaped couch with a reclining lounge. This model comes with an ottoman that can be reversible to give additional storage options when not being used as a bed.