Buying a Sectional Sofa With Storage

A sectional sofa with storage lets you keep your living space neat and tidy while hosting overnight guests. This futon-style sleeper sectional has sleek track arms and cream-tone upholstery that blends with modern farmhouse and contemporary decor.

It comes with a queen-size innerspring bed that is available in a range of customizable options including colors and fabrics. Choose child- and pet-friendly performance fabrics to suit your family's busy schedule.

Size

Some sections are shipped in two massive pieces or in modular pieces. Others are. If you're looking for a huge sectional, but have small doors, hallways, and sofasandcouches corners to navigate or have to fit it through your building's elevator and stairwell (if applicable) take a look at these modular options which are shipped in multiple boxes you build on your own.

If you're looking for a way to impress guests at your house or host a sleepover for teens, or make room for a new baby the convertible sectionals can be used for all of. Keep sheets and blankets stored carefully away from the view of the chaise lounge storage compartments and take out a full-sized or twin mattress to host overnight guests at the drop of a hat. Choose from a variety of styles, fabrics and customizable features to find the perfect one for you.

Style

You might want to consider a twin king sleeper sofa sofa sectional if you like the appearance of a sectional sofa but do not have a huge house or just have occasional guests who stay overnight. It's compact enough to fit in every space, and the mattress is larger than a standard twin bed creating a comfy place for guests to rest. Some sectionals have a storage chaise that can keep bedding and pillows ready for overnight guests. There are other options, such as a U-shaped modular sectional which can be transformed into a large-sized mattress and is shipped in seven separate boxes that you put together on the spot which makes it easier to access through narrow hallways, and narrow corners.

A lot of converter sectionals are more comfortable than traditional sofas. This is a good thing for those who want to ensure your guests a peaceful night of sleep. Some offer a choice of cushion firmness so that you can choose the level of comfort you prefer.

Comfort

If you're looking for a sleeper sectional you'll need to ensure that the mattress is comfortable for your guests to sleep on. If you're able, opt for a sectional with a traditional pull out mattress instead of a futon-style mechanism. Also, keep in mind that converter sectionals tend to be more firm than other sofas (though we've included a few of them on this list) since they're designed to accommodate guests sleeping.

This stylish midcentury-inspired sectional is complete with A reversible chaise lounge built-in storage, and a cozy pull out bed ready for unexpected guests. Make blankets and bedding easily accessible in the ample chaise lounge storage section and place the queen-sized mattress out of sight when not being used. West Elm has it for $4,478+.

Storage

If you're looking to include a sleeper sectional in your living room, look for one that offers ample storage. This allows you to store blankets, sheets and pillows for guests. Some sleeper sectionals feature a chaise lounge with storage built in as well as a large table with storage space or an ottomans that can be used as an ottoman for a footrest. The Habitrio sectional has a sofa that converts into a queen-size bed, and two ottomans that you can move around to suit your space.

There are also queen-sized sofa beds. Pick the size of your sectional couch based on its intended use. If you're planning to host couples frequently, a queen-sized sectional is best. If you'll mostly use the couch for seating and occasionally host friends or family then a sleeper that is full-sized is ideal.

Another important consideration when shopping for a sectional that has sleeper is the style. There are sleeper sectionals that are more modern or casual. If you are looking for an uncluttered, minimalist design take a look at a contemporary sectional with a simple silhouette and neutral shades. If you prefer a more laidback, cozy style, go for a relaxed sectional with loose edges and soft cushions.

If you're on a tight budget, a less expensive sleeper sectional such as the Lilola Home Lucca provides plenty of seating and comes with an ottoman that can be used to store bedding at the ready. Its durable linen blend upholstery is comfortable and looks expensive for the price. It's also easy to clean and resists stains and spills which is a key characteristic of sleeper sofas that have storage for families that are active.