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

With a sectional sofa that sleeps, you can turn your living room into a cozy guest room. These couches and loveseats save space and offer double-purpose.

This l shaped sectional sofa-shaped contemporary option uses a twin size mattress to accommodate one overnight guest. It comes in a variety of woven textural fabrics to complement your decor style.

Multiple Sections

Sectional sofas are available in a variety of designs. Some come with additional features like built-in storage and others come with the option of a mattress that can be made of memory foam, foam or innerspring. Certain sofas can be decorated with different materials, such as polyester fibers or faux leather. It is important to choose a style that complements the decor of your home. Some sofas are convertible, which makes it easy to switch up the appearance of your sofa.

A sectional can be used to divide an open floor plan. This allows you to arrange furniture into distinct "rooms" that can be used for different functions or occasions. You can also include the coffee table that moves or other furniture to give each space the illusion of a separate space.

It is crucial to take into account the dimensions and shape of a sectional when selecting one. Make sure it will fit in your room and isn't too big to move around easily. You should also measure the width of the sectional and then check its depth to make sure that it can comfortably accommodate your guests. If the sectional comes with a chaise, ensure that it does not extend too far in the direction of.

You can rearrange the modular sectional pieces however you please. This is ideal for rooms that are used frequently and for those who like to alter their style. Some models have a reversible sectional chaise that can be placed on either side. Throw pillows and other pieces of furniture can help make the room more cohesive. If you have the room you want to decorate, you can add a console to the sectional.

Comfort

A sectional sleeper sofa allows you to have an extra sleeping space that's simple to convert for guests to visit. It also enhances the elegance of your living room. It can be used as a cozy place to relax, read or watch TV. Add decorative pillows and other accessories to the space to enhance its look. It is recommended to select an item that is in harmony with the decor.

In contrast to traditional pull-out sofas that have a separate mattress, these sectional couches have the sleeping surface built into their frames. The hidden bed is typically a queen-size, though some models include twin beds or trundles. If you're looking for one with 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 have a storage compartment under the chaise lounge. This is where you can keep bedding for guests staying over. This space is ideal to store blankets, sheets and pillows. Certain sectional sleepers feature adjustable headrests to give you more comfort. Some also have recliners that allow you to more comfortably sit and relax.

A good quality sectional sleeper sofa comes with a mattress made with sturdy materials. You can pick between memory foam or innerspring mattresses, as well as polyurethane. Memory foam can provide relief from pressure points and contouring. Polyurethane foam is firm in feel and is inexpensive. Innerspring mattresses are classic and provide support. Latex mattresses have more bounce than memory foam or polyurethane. You can try each type of mattress in the furniture store to see the one that feels most comfortable for you.

Space-Saving

For the urban dweller or homeowner, a sectional sofa sleeper gives you plenty of seating space without taking up valuable floor space. These versatile designs can serve as a couch or chaise for lounging during the day and as a queen-sized bed at night, transforming any space to a guest bedroom with ease.

Sleeper sectionals come in many sizes and shapes, including L-shaped designs that can be incorporated into smaller areas like corners. This Tess L-Shape Sleeper Sectional, sectional sleeper sofa for example features a sophisticated grey microfiber fabric that is a perfect match for any design. Plus, it has pockets coil seating to avoid sliding over time, and comes with three throw pillows with patterns to add a touch of style. The innerspring bed that is hidden behind the queen size can be easily removed from cushions of the seat when you are hosting overnight guests. It's topped with memory foam to ensure your guests get a good night's rest.

Some sectional sleeper sofas include storage areas that make it easy to keep blankets, sheets and other essentials on hand. Some sectional sleeper sofas have built-in drawers for storage while others feature open shelves to store decorative items, media or books. You can find models with charging ports that are built-in to keep electronic devices fully charged and organized.

The comfort of a sectional mattress is dependent on the design, materials and mattress quality. Certain sectional sleepers have memory foam or high-density foam mattresses that mold to your body contours for comfort and support. There are also innerspring mattresses that are a classic choice that provides firm support.

Convenience

If you're looking for a sectional sleeper sofa, make sure you choose one with convenience features like hidden storage, power reclining and a mattress mechanism that is easy to use. Look at the types of materials such as high-performance microfiber or stains-resistant linen. If you're worried about spills and stains then opt for a model that comes with removable slipcovers that can be removed to make cleaning a breeze.

Choose a sectional sleeper with a futon, memory foam or innerspring mattress depending on your comfort preferences and budget. A memory foam mattress feels more comfortable and contouring while an innerspring mattress offers bounce and support. Test out each type of mattress in a store to see which is the most comfortable and best suited to your space.

Some sectional sofas can be transformed into beds by pulling out an ottoman or another mechanisms that are hidden, while others --such as the Milo Sleeper from Raymour & Flanigan--have a built-in platform that can be used as an extension bed. This unique design offers guests an ample, comfortable space to rest. A side table is also available to store their belongings.

When choosing a sectional sleep couch, choose one that will be able to accommodate the number of people who will be attending family gatherings or social events. Many models come with seats that can seat three to five, while larger models can hold more.

If you are on a tight budget, consider an armchair with queen-sized beds and futon beds. If you prefer, look for a modular sleeper with a reversible chaise or interchangeable components to create additional seats as your family grows. Also, make sure to consider the size of your room and any furniture you already have when you are choosing the right sectional. For example, Emily Roose, luxury interior designer and president of Emily Roose Interiors, recommends leaving at least 3 feet of clear space for walking paths, and 18 inches between the sofa and a coffee table or other piece of taller furniture.

Style

When you think about sectional sofas, you might envision an L-shaped sofa which takes up the majority of your living space. As a flexible piece of upholstered furniture, a sectional could be set up in various layouts that fit your space. A lot of these sofas can also be converted into beds, ensuring an inviting place to rest for your guests.

You can customize the sleeper sectional sofa to fit your style. There are a variety of options for fabric, color the upholstery style, size and texture. Some sectional sleepers feature slipcovers that can be machine washed as well as others made of stain-resistant fabric. Some come with power recline options, too. Think about a sectional bed with sleek track arms and simple lines for a modern look. Accent pillows of your favorite hue or neutral tones can bring a splash of pattern.

Most sectional sleepers have mattresses that can be pulled out and converted into the size of a twin or queen bed. The mattress can be folded up into the frame of the sectional and then removed when it is required. The kind of mattress you choose depends on your lifestyle and requirements, for instance, whether you prefer memory foam for pressure point relief or polyurethane for a more affordable option that provides adequate support.

If you're uncertain about the dimensions of your sectional sofas sleeper, consider putting it to the floor to see if it will fit in your space. This will let you assess the space it will take up and ensure that when the mattress is removed it won't hinder the flow of traffic. It's also a good idea to do this with any new furniture you're thinking of buying particularly in the case of a costly item that you can't return.