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 an inviting guest suite. These couches and loveseats make space and also provide double-purpose.

This contemporary L-shaped model uses twin-sized mattresses to accommodate one overnight guest. It is available in a variety of woven textural fabrics to complement your style of decor.

Multiple Sections

There are a lot of options when it comes to sectional sofas. Some sectional sofas have built-in storage while others provide the option of a variety of mattresses including foam, memory foam, or innerspring. Some sofas are also upholstered with different materials such as faux leather, leather or polyester fibers. It is essential to select an option that is compatible with the decor of your home. Some are convertible, which makes it easy to alter the look of your couch.

A sectional can be used to divide an open floorplan. This allows you to arrange the furniture into distinct "rooms" that can be used for various functions or occasions. You can even add a moveable coffee table or other items to make each area feel like its own separate space.

When choosing a sectional, it is important to take into consideration its size and shape. It should be able to fit in your room and not be too large to move around. Also, you should check the width and depth of the sectional to ensure that it is able to accommodate your guests. If the sectional includes a chaise, make sure that it does not extend over the front.

If you opt for modular sectionals you can arrange the pieces on a whim which is great for rooms that are regularly used and for those who want to change up their style. Some models even have an reversible chaise that can be moved to either side of the sectional. Throw pillows and other pieces of furniture can help bring the design together. If you have the room, you can include a console in the sectional.

Comfort

You can easily convert the sectional sleeper couch to an additional sleeping space for guests. It also adds to the elegance of your living space. You can use it as a cozy spot to watch TV, read or simply relax. Add decorative pillows and other items to the room to elevate its look. It is recommended to select pieces that match the rest of your decor.

These sectional sofas have the sleeping surface built right into their frames, unlike traditional pull-out couches, which come with an additional bed. The hidden bed is usually one-size queen, but certain models have a twin or trundle. Find out if the model you pick has a pull-out bed that can be opened and closed easily.

Some sleeper sofas with sectional seating have a storage compartment under the chaise lounge. This is where you can put bedding for overnight guests. This is a great place for keeping sheets, blankets and pillows. Certain sectional sleepers have adjustable headrests for greater comfort. Others have recliners that make it more comfortable to sit and relax.

A good quality sectional sleeper sofa comes with a mattress made with sturdy materials. You can select between memory foam or innerspring mattresses, as well as polyurethane. Memory foam provides pressure point relief and contouring. Polyurethane foam has a firm feel and is priced reasonably. Innerspring mattresses provide a traditional feel and provide support. Latex mattresses are environmentally friendly and have a more bouncier feel than memory foam or polyurethane foam. You can test the various types of beds in the furniture shop and decide which one feels most comfortable to you.

Space-Saving

For the busy homeowner or apartment dweller, a sectional sofa sleeper offers plenty of seating space without taking up valuable floor space. These types of furniture are flexible and can be used as a chaise or couch for lounging in the daytime and later transformed into a queen-sized bed at night.

Sleeper sectionals are available in a variety of shapes and sizes with L-shaped designs that can be fitted into tight spaces like corners. This Tess L Shape Sleeper Sectional features a grey microfiber upholstery that will complement any decor. It also comes with pockets that prevent sliding with time and three throw cushions with patterns to enhance the appearance. When it's time to host guests staying overnight, the queen-size innerspring mattress is easy to remove from under the seat cushions and is topped with a memory foam pad that will ensure your guests get an unwinding night's sleep.

Some sectional sofas that have storage include spaces for blankets, sheets, and other essentials. Some come with built-in storage drawers and some have open shelves to store decorative objects, books or media. You can find models with charging ports built-in to ensure that electronic devices are in good order and charged.

The comfort level of sectional beds is dependent on its design, materials and the mattress's quality. Certain sectional sleepers come with memory foam or high-density foam mattresses that conform to your body's contours for comfort and support. Other mattresses have innersprings that are a classic option that offers firm support.

Convenience

If you're shopping for a sectional sleeper sofa make sure you choose one with convenience features such as hidden storage, power reclining and a comfortable mattress mechanism. You may also want to think about the types of fabric that are stain-resistant, like linen or high-performance microfiber. If you are worried about spills or stains, choose a model that has removable slipcovers. This will make cleaning easier.

Select a sectional sleeper that has a futon, memory foam or innerspring mattress, based on your comfort preferences and budget. A memory foam mattress feels more comfortable and contouring while an innerspring mattress provides bounce and support. Try out each type of bed in a shop to determine which one feels right and fits your space.

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

When you are choosing a sectional sleeping couch, select one that can hold the number of people who will be attending your social gatherings or family gatherings. Many models feature a seating capacity of three to five, while larger ones can be able to accommodate more.

If you are on a tight budget, consider a sofa with queen-sized beds and a futon sectional bed. Alternatively, shop for a modular sleeper with a reversible chaise or interchangeable parts to make more seats as your family expands. Be sure to keep in mind the size of your space and any furniture you already have when selecting a sectional. For instance, Emily Roose, luxury interior designer and president of Emily Roose Interiors, recommends leaving at least 3 feet of space for walking paths, and 18 inches between the sofa and a coffee table or any other furniture with a higher height.

Style

When you think of sectional sofas, you likely envision a L-shaped sofa that takes up the majority of your living room. As an upholstered piece that can be used in a variety of ways furniture, a sectional can be set up in various layouts that fit your space. Many of these sectional couches can also be converted into sleepers, offering a comfortable night's rest to your guests.

You can personalize the sleeper sectional couch to fit your style. Options include fabric, color the upholstery style size, texture and size. Some sectional sofas sleepers are covered in slipcovers that can be washed as well as stain-resistant materials. Some come with power recline options, as well. For a modern look you can consider a sectional bed with sleek lines and sleek track arms. Accent pillows in your preferred color or neutral tones can provide a pop of color.

The majority of sectional sleepers come with mattresses which can be pulled out and transformed into the size of a twin or queen bed. The mattress folds into the sectional frame when not in use, and can be replaced with a spare when needed. The type of mattress that you select will depend on your personal preferences, needs and budget. For example you might choose memory foam to ease pressure points, or polyurethane as an alternative that is more affordable and offers good support.

Tape the sectional sofas to the floor and take a measurement. This will let you know how much space it takes up and ensure that the mattress doesn't interfere with the flow of traffic when pulled out. This is also a good idea for any furniture you're considering purchasing, particularly if you cannot return it.