Sleeper Sectionals

A sectional sleeper is a versatile piece of furniture that can be a hit with anyone who has an extended family or someone who hosts frequent guests. The furniture can be transformed into a comfortable bed for guests staying overnight quickly, allowing you to easily accommodate additional guests without having to dedicate a separate guest room.

Some chaises have a twin-sized sleeper, whereas others use a queen-size fold-out. You can also find an option for storage that has an enclosed compartment.

1. Mulholland L Shape Sleeper sectional with pop up sleeper

A sleeper sectional is a great option if you like the look of sectional sofas but want to add the comfort of a bed. These sofas are available in a variety shapes sizes, shapes, and fabrics to match your existing decor. They can also have recliners to increase the seating capacity.

To ensure you find the perfect sleeper sectional, you should consider the kind of mattress you like and how much space you have available in your room. Also, consider how often you will make use of the couch as a lounge, and whether it is necessary to accommodate guests who sleep overnight.

When you are choosing the ideal sleeper sofa sectional for your home take into consideration that the sofa should be a match for the rest of your decor and be well-fitting. It is also important to consider the couch's material and its durability. For instance, memory foam cushions might appear more comfortable initially, but they will eventually lose their shape and pocket coil cushions will keep their shape for longer and offer more support.

It's tempting to pack a small space with as many furniture pieces and as many people as is possible. But it's crucial to leave enough space for people to move around the room without bumping into one other. A good rule of thumb is to leave 5-10 feet of space between each piece of furniture.

The Jarreau Sofa Sleeper is an excellent choice for smaller spaces and folds up into a full-sized bed to comfortably sleep one or two overnight guests. Its contemporary tuxedo frame comes with blind-tufted upholstery on the back, seat and arms. The dowels and the solid wood base are made from solid ash that is kiln dried to meet FSC certification. The sofa's upholstered foam has been made to conform to California TB117-2013 fire safety standards without the use of any flame retardant additives. This sofa is a perfect combination with the Mulholland chair, bi-sectional, and lounge.

2. Mulholland Twin Sleeper Sectional

With a twin sleeper and track arms, this sectional's sleek lines and crisp fabric are perfect for modern interior designers. The frame is kiln dried and the notch dowel details give the modern style an inviting feel. Tufted accents give it a subtle character. The Sectional Sleeper sofa queen can be tailored to fit any room size due to its adjustable layouts. It comes with your choice of twin or queen mattress.

This L-shaped sectional is among the cheapest options on our list. It comes with a large bed (plus chaise) that can be used to accommodate overnight guests. It's also a great choice for tight spaces, thanks to its slim profile and modular pieces that can be set up in various ways. The tough performance fabrics are easy-to-clean and resistant to staining.

For procrastinators looking for a sleeper sofa that ships quickly, take a look at this model from Apt2B It comes with two standard mattresses (queen or twin) and comes in a range of neutral fabrics, including woven textural styles. The sturdy wood frame has notched dowel details as well as a solid wood perimeter base, and you can select between a premium innerspring mattress or memory foam mattress.

This sleeper, created by Sarah Sherman Samuel specifically for her home, is the king of sectionals that are affordable. It's the only sectional in our list that comes with a classic English roll arm. It comes in a range of performance fabrics, so you can make it a perfect fit for your space. It's also one of the most comfortable options we tried. The high seats are 20" high, which is much higher than the average couch.

4. Corvus L-Shape Sleeper Sectional

This stylish sectional sofa comes with a queen-sized sleeper that can accommodate three people plus an additional bed. Its unique design provides 5-10 inches of additional legroom in comparison to traditional sleeper sofas. It's more expensive than other sectionals, but the style and quality are well worth the cost.

This modular sectional allows you to mix and match pieces according to your space. It is available in more than 80 different fabrics. It also comes with an adjustable chaise that can be reversible and has built-in storage which makes it a great option for small spaces. The fabric is also durable enough to stand up to kids, pets, and stains.

Unlike other sectionals, this one converts into an actual bed in a few easy steps. Its compact frame makes it simple to slip under beds. The mattress is upholstered with premium microfiber, which is easy to clean. The seating area can hold three people, and there is a storage area for blankets and pillows under each seat.

This sectional is perfect for apartments and homes with smaller spaces. Its kiln-dried wood frame and kiln dried foam sleeper mattress are both top-quality and are available in a variety of colors and fabrics. It also comes with a hidden storage compartment where you can keep everything from board games to remote controls. It's available in U-shaped and L-shaped models to ensure that you get the right size for your space. This sectional comes in multiple boxes, which you can put together on site. It's an excellent choice for homes with tight hallways or corners.

5. Corvus Twin Sleeper Sectional

The Corvus is the tiniest twin sleeper sofa in Black Crows' line, offering clean-lined, contemporary styling and subtle space-saving versatility. Similar to previous models, it uses reverse-camber, though this year the rocker lines are more subtle--essentially flat with a bit of rise at the tip and tail. This makes it easier to move and pivot in comparison to traditional camber, however not as loose and surfy as more pronounced, deeper rocker-lined skis. The Corvus can be used as a riding by a switch, but it's not designed specifically for this.