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 plush sectional sofa sleeper. sofas and sectionals and loveseats like these are space-saving and come with dual functionality.

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

Multiple Sections

There are many alternatives when it comes down to sectional sofas. Some sectional sofas have built-in storage and others offer various mattresses, including memory foam, foam or innerspring. Some sofas are also upholstered with different materials such as faux leather, leather or polyester fibers. It is crucial to pick a style that complements the decor in your home. Some sofas are convertible, which makes it simple to change the look of your sofa.

One of the biggest advantages of sectionals is that they can divide an open floor plan. This lets you arrange the furniture into distinct "rooms" that can be used for different purposes or events. You can even include a movable coffee table, or other furniture to make each space feel like a distinct space.

It is essential to consider the dimensions and shape of a sectional when selecting one. Be sure that it fits within your space and won't be too large to move around easily. It is also important to take a measurement of the width of the sectional and then check its depth to ensure that it is able to accommodate your guests. If the sectional is equipped with a chaise, make sure that it doesn't extend too far in front.

You can arrange the modular sectional pieces as you'd like. This is great for rooms that are used frequently and for people who like to change their style. Certain models come with a reversible sectional chaise that can be placed on either side. Incorporating throw pillows and other decorative items can help bring the entire look together. You could also include a console table in the sectional if you have the space for it.

Comfort

A sectional sleeper sofa allows you to have an extra sleeping space that is simple to convert for guests to visit. It also enhances the chicness of your living space. It can be used as a cozy place to relax, read or watch TV. Add decorative pillows and other accessories to your room to improve the look. It is best to choose a piece that complements the rest of your decor.

These sectional sofas have the sleeping surface built right into their frames, in contrast to traditional pull-out couches, which have an additional bed. The hidden bed is typically an queen-sized mattress, however some models include twin mattresses or trundles. Check if the model you choose has a pull-out bed that can be closed and opened without difficulty.

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

A high-quality sectional sleeper sofa comes with mattresses made of durable materials. You can pick from memory foam, polyurethane foam, or innerspring mattresses. Memory foam offers relief from pressure points and contouring. Polyurethane foam is firm in feel and is priced reasonably. Innerspring mattresses have a classic feel and provide support. Latex mattresses are eco-friendly and offer a bouncy feel than memory foam or polyurethane foam. You can test the different types of mattresses in the furniture store to see which feels best for you.

Space-Saving

A sectional sofa bed is an excellent option for people who are busy, whether it's for apartment or home owners. It offers plenty of seating while not taking up space. These types of furniture are flexible and can be used as a couch or chaise to relax in the daytime and later transformed into a queen-sized mattress at night.

Sleeper sectionals are available in a variety of sizes and shapes including L-shaped models that can be fitted into corners and tight spaces. This Tess L-Shape Sleeper Sectional for instance, has an elegant grey microfiber fabric that is a perfect match for any design. It also comes with pocket coil seating that prevents from sagging over time, and three patterned throw cushions to add a stylish look. The innerspring bed that is hidden behind the queen size can be easily removed from cushion when you're hosting overnight guests. It's topped with memory foam to ensure that your guests have a restful night's sleep.

Some sectional sofas that have storage have space for blankets, sheets and other essentials. Others have built-in storage drawers, and still others have open shelves to store decorative items books, media or other items. There are even models that have built-in charging ports, which will keep electronic devices neatly organized and charged at all times.

The comfort level of a sectional sleeper is determined by its design, materials and the mattress quality. Some come with high-density polyurethane or memory foam mattresses, that conform to the contours of your body to provide comfort and support. Innerspring mattresses are a different option. They offer traditional support and firmness.

Convenience

If you're in the market for a sectional sleeper sofa, make sure you choose one with convenience features such as hidden storage as well as a power reclining feature 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, go for a model that comes with removable slipcovers that ease cleaning.

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 could feel softer and more contouring while an innerspring mattress gives a bit of bounce and support. Test out each type of mattress in a store to determine which is the most comfortable and best suited to your space.

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

When selecting a sectional sleeper make sure you choose one that can accommodate the number of guests you typically seat at family gatherings or social events. The majority of models have seating capacity between three and five people, however larger models can hold more.

If you're on a tight budget, go for a sofa that has queen-sized beds and a futon sectional bed. Alternatively, shop for a modular sleeper with an adjustable chaise or reversible components to create additional seats as your family grows. Also, be sure to keep in mind the dimensions of your room and any furniture you already have when selecting the right sectional. For example, Emily Roose, luxury interior designer and the president of Emily Roose Interiors, recommends leaving at minimum 3 feet of space for walking paths and 18 inches between the sofa and the coffee table or another piece of furniture that is taller.

Style

When you think of curved sectional sofa sofas you probably envision an L-shaped couch taking the majority of your living space. However, as a flexible piece of furniture with upholstered upholstery, the sectional can also be configured into other layouts to fit your space. A lot of sectional couches even transform into sleepers, allowing an enjoyable night's sleep for your guests.

Depending on the material and style, you can customize your sleeper sectional sofa to fit the style and design of your space. Fabric colors, colors, styles of upholstery, dimensions, and texture are all options. Some sectional sofas sleepers are upholstered in machine-washable slipcovers as well as stain-resistant fabrics. Certain sectional sofas with recliners sleepers offer power reclining options. You could consider a sectional with sleek track arms and sleek lines for a contemporary style. Accent pillows of your favorite color or neutral tones can provide a pop of color.

Most sectional beds come with a pull-out mattress that transforms into either a queen or twin-size bed. The mattress can be folded into the frame of the sectional and then replaced when required. The kind of mattress you select will depend on your needs, lifestyle and budget. For example you might prefer memory foam to ease pressure points or polyurethane as a more affordable alternative with excellent support.

Tape the sectional sofas to the floor and measure it. This will let you know how much space it takes up and ensure that the mattress doesn't disrupt foot traffic flow when it's pulled out. It's also a good idea to do this with any furniture you're considering purchasing especially in the case of a costly product that you cannot return.