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

Make your living space into a your own relaxing guest room by adding a comfy sectional sofa sleeper. These loveseats and couches are space-saving and provide double-purpose.

This contemporary L-shaped model uses twin-sized mattresses to sleep one overnight guest. It comes in several weaved textural fabrics that will complement your decor style.

Multiple Sections

There are a lot of choices when it comes to sectional sofas. Some sofas come with built-in storage, while others have various mattresses, including memory foam, foam or innerspring. Some sofas are also upholstered with different materials like faux leather, leather or polyester fibers. It is important to find a style that matches the interior decor of your home. Certain couches can be reversible, so you can easily alter the appearance.

A sectional can be used to divide an open floorplan. This allows you arrange the furniture into distinct "rooms" that can be used for various occasions or purposes. You can add a coffee table that moves or other furniture to give each area the illusion of a separate space.

It is crucial to take into account the dimensions and shape of a sectional before you choose one. It should fit within your space and not be too big to move around. You should also check the depth and width of the sectional to ensure that it is able to accommodate your guests. If the sectional is equipped with chaises, ensure that it doesn't extend over the front.

You can arrange the modular sectional pieces as you'd like. This is great for rooms that you use often and for those who like to alter their style. Some models come with a reversible chaise that can be moved to either side of the sectional. Incorporating throw pillows and other items of decoration can help tie the look together. You could also include a console table in the sectional if there is the space for it.

Comfort

It is easy to convert an existing sleeper sofa into an extra sleeping space when you have guests. It also enhances the style of your living space. You can make it a cozy spot to read, watch TV or just relax. The addition of throw pillows and other accessories can make the room look more stylish. Choose furniture that matches your decor.

These sofas feature a sleeping surface built right into their frames, unlike traditional pull-out sofas that feature an additional bed. The hidden bed is typically a queen-size mattress, although some models include a twin mattress or trundle. If you're considering one with a pull-out bed, check whether it has a simple-to-use mechanism that lifts and unfolds the mattress with little effort.

Some sectional sleeper sofas also have a storage compartment under the chaise lounge, where you can put bedding for guests staying over. This is a great place to store blankets, sheets and pillows. Certain sectional sleepers feature adjustable headrests to give you more comfort. Some have recliners to allow you to more comfortably sit and relax.

A good quality sectional sleeper sofa features a mattress made with sturdy materials. You can choose from memory foam, polyurethane foam, or innerspring mattresses. Memory foam offers pressure point relief and contouring. Polyurethane is a firm material and is inexpensive. Innerspring mattresses are comfortable and offer support. Latex mattresses offer more bounce than polyurethane or memory foam. You can test out the different types of mattresses in the furniture store to determine which one is the 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 flexible designs can be used as a sofa or a chaise to relax in the day, and a queen-sized bed at night, transforming any room into a guest bedroom with ease.

Sleeper sectionals are available in many sizes and shapes, including L-shaped designs that can fit into small spaces such as corners. This Tess l sectional sofa Shape Sleeper Sectional has a grey microfiber upholstered that is perfect for any decor. It also has pockets that prevent sagging with time and three throw cushions to add a stylish look. The hidden queen-size innerspring bed is easily removed from the cushions of the seat when you are hosting overnight guests. It is topped with memory foam to ensure your guests get a good night's sleep.

Some sectional sofas that have storage have space for blankets, sheets and other necessities. Certain sectional sleeper sofas come with built-in drawers that can be used for storage, while others have open shelves for storing decorative objects, media or books. There are even models with built-in charging ports that keep electronic devices neatly organized and always charged.

The level of comfort for Sectional sofas sleeper beds is dependent on its design, the material used and the mattress's quality. Some feature high-density polyurethane foam or memory foam mattresses, which conform to the curves of your body for support and comfort. Other mattresses have innersprings which are a common choice that provides firm support.

Convenience

If you're looking for an upholstered sleeper sofa sectional, look for one that offers convenience features like hidden storage as well as a power reclining feature and a convenient mattress mechanism. Think about the type of fabric you want to use, such as high-performance microfiber, or stain-resistant linen. If you're concerned about spills or stains you should choose one with removable slipcovers. This will make cleaning a lot easier.

Select a sectional bed that has a futon mattress, memory foam mattress or innerspring mattresses, based on your comfort preference and budget. A memory foam mattress feels more comfortable and contouring while an innerspring mattress offers bounce and support. Try each mattress in a store to find one that is comfortable and best suited to your space.

Some sectional sofas can be transformed into beds by pulling out an ottoman or another hidden mechanism, whereas 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 gives guests a spacious, comfortable place to relax. A side table is also available to store their belongings.

When choosing a sectional sleeper choose one that accommodates the number of people you typically seat at family gatherings and social events. Most models have a capacity of three to five people, but larger models can accommodate more.

If you're on a tight budget, look for an option that has an oversized futon sleeper or a queen-sized sleeper chaise. Look for an adjustable sleeper sectional that has the option of a reversible seat or parts that can be swapped to add more seats as your family grows. Also, make sure to keep in mind the size of your room and the furniture you already have when you are choosing a sectional. For instance, Emily Roose, luxury interior designer and the president of Emily Roose Interiors, recommends leaving at least 3 feet of space for walking paths and 18 inches between the sofa and the coffee table or another furniture with a higher height.

Style

When you think of sectional sofas you might envision an L-shaped couch taking the majority of your living space. As a versatile piece upholstered furniture, a sectional sofa can be arranged in different ways that are suitable for your space. A lot of sectional couches can even be transformed into sleepers, providing a comfortable night's rest to your guests.

You can personalize the sleeper sectional sofa to suit your personal style. Fabric colors, colors, styles of upholstery, size and the texture are all possibilities. Some sectional sofas sleepers are upholstered in machine-washable slipcovers, while others feature stain-resistant fabrics. Some come with power recline options, too. Consider a sectional bed with sleek track arms and simple lines for a modern design. Bring a splash of pattern with accent pillows in your favorite color, or pick a neutral color that can blend in with many decor styles.

Most sectional beds come with a mattress that folds out into a queen- or twin-sized bed. The mattress can be folded into the frame of the sectional and then replaced if needed. The type of mattress that you choose depends on your needs, lifestyle and budget. For example, you may prefer memory foam to ease pressure points, or polyurethane as a more affordable alternative with good support.

Tape the sectional sofas to the floor and then measure it. This will let you assess the space it takes up and ensure that when the mattress is pulled out, it won't interfere with foot traffic. It's also a good idea to do this for any furniture you're considering purchasing, especially in the case of a costly item that you can't return.