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

Make your living space into a a relaxing guest suite with a comfy sectional sofa sleeper. These couches and sectional sleeper sofa loveseats are space-saving and provide dual functionality.

This contemporary L-shaped option comes with a twin-sized mattress to accommodate one overnight guest. It comes in a variety of patterns to match your decor.

Multiple Sections

Sectional sofas come in a variety of styles. 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 like faux leather, leather, or polyester fibers. It is essential to choose a style that matches the style of your home. Some sofas are reversible, which makes it easy to alter the look of your sofa.

A sectional can be used to divide a floor plan. This lets you arrange the furniture in distinct "rooms" that can be used for a variety of occasions or purposes. You can also add the coffee table that moves or other items to give each space the impression of a distinct space.

When choosing a sectional, it is important to consider its dimensions and shape. Make sure it will fit in your room and isn't too big to move around easily. It is also important to measure the width of the sectional and check its depth to make sure that it can comfortably accommodate your guests. If the sectional includes a chaise, make sure that it does not extend over the front.

If you select modular sectionals it is possible to rearrange the pieces on a whim which is great for rooms that are often used and for those who want to change up their style. Some models come with a reversible chaise which can be moved to either side of the sectional. Incorporating throw pillows and other items of decoration can help tie the design together. You can also add a console table to the sectional if you have enough space.

Comfort

A sectional sleeper sofa allows you to add a sleeping space that's easy to transform when guests come to visit. It also adds to the elegance of your living space. It can be used as an ideal spot to sit and read, watch a movie or just relax. The addition of throw pillows and other accessories can elevate the look. Choose furniture that complements your decor.

Sectional sofas come with a sleeping surface built into their frames, in contrast to traditional pull-out sofas that have an additional bed. The hidden bed is usually the size of a queen, although certain models have a twin or trundle. Check if the model you choose features a pull-out bed that can be opened and closed with ease.

Some sectional sleeper sofas also come with a storage space under the chaise lounge, where you can keep bedding for overnight guests. This space is ideal for storing blankets, sheets and pillows. Some sectional sleepers come with adjustable headrests for greater comfort. Certain sectional sleepers come with recliners that make it more comfortable for you to relax.

A good quality sectional sleeper sofa has mattresses made of durable materials. You can pick between memory foam, innerspring or polyurethane mattresses. Memory foam provides pressure point relief while providing a contouring feel. Polyurethane is a firm material and is inexpensive. Innerspring mattresses are classic and provide support. Latex mattresses offer a more bouncy feel than polyurethane or memory foam. You can try each type of mattress in the furniture store to determine the one that feels most comfortable for you.

Space-Saving

A sectional sofa bed is an excellent option for busy homeowners or apartment dwellers. It provides ample seating space without taking up space. These types of furniture are flexible and can be used as a couch or chaise for lounging in the daytime and later transformed into a queen-sized bed at night.

Sleeper sectionals are available in a variety of sizes and shapes including L-shaped models that can fit into corners and tight spaces. This Tess L-Shape Sleeper Sectional, for example, has an elegant grey microfiber upholstery that matches any decor. It also has pockets of coils to avoid sliding over time, and comes with three patterned throw pillows to enhance the 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 your guests have a restful night's sleep.

Some sectional sleeper sofas include storage areas that make it easy to keep sheets, blankets and other essentials on hand. Some sectional sleeper sofas have built-in drawers to store things while others feature open shelves to store decorative objects, media or books. You can even find models that have built-in charging ports to keep your electronic devices neatly organized and charged at all times.

The comfort of a best sectional sofa bed is contingent on the design, materials and mattress quality. Certain sectional sleepers have memory foam or high-density foam mattresses which conform to your body's contours for comfort and support. Other mattresses have innersprings, which are a traditional choice that provides solid support.

Convenience

If you're in the market for a sectional sleeper sofa, look for one that offers convenience features like 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 are worried about spills or stains, choose a model with removable slipcovers. This will make cleaning easier.

Choose a sectional bed with a futon mattress, memory foam mattress or innerspring mattresses, based on your preference for comfort and budget. A memory foam mattress may feel softer and more contouring, while an innerspring mattress provides a bit of bounce and support. Try out each type of bed in a shop to find one that feels right and fits your space.

Some sectional sofas can be transformed into beds using a pull-out ottoman or some other hidden mechanism, while others--such as the Milo Sleeper from Raymour & Flanigan, have a built-in platform that can be used as an extension bed. This unique design provides guests with a spacious, comfortable place to rest. A side table is also available to store their belongings.

When selecting a sectional sleeper choose one that can accommodate the number of people you typically seat at family gatherings or social events. Many models feature seats that can seat three to five, whereas larger models can hold more.

If you're working on a tight budget, look for furniture that comes with a futon sectional sleeper or a queen-sized sleeper chaise. Alternatively, shop for a modular sleeper that has an adjustable chaise or reversible parts to make more seats as your family grows. When choosing a sectional, keep the size of your room and any furniture you have. For example, 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 the coffee table or another furniture with a higher height.

Style

When you think about sectional sofas, you may envision an L-shaped sofa which takes up the majority of your living space. As an upholstered piece that can be used in a variety of ways furniture, a sectional sofa can be configured in other layouts that fit your space. Many of these sectional couches can even be transformed into sleepers, providing a comfortable night's rest to your guests.

You can alter the sleeper sectional couch to fit your style. The options include color, fabric and style of upholstery size, texture and size. Some sleepers for sectional sofas are covered with machine-washable slipcovers as well as stain-resistant fabrics. Some sectional sleepers have power recline options. Consider a convertible sectional sofa bed with sleek track arms and simple lines for a modern look. Accent pillows in your favorite color or neutral tones can add a pop of pattern.

Most sectional sleepers come with a pull-out mattress that transforms into either a queen or twin-size bed. The mattress can be folded up into the frame of the sectional and then replaced if needed. The type of mattress that you pick will depend on your needs, lifestyle and budget. For example you might prefer memory foam to alleviate pressure points or polyurethane for an affordable option with strong support.

If you're uncertain about the dimensions of your sectional sofas sleeper, consider putting it on the floor to determine how it will fit in your space. This will help you determine the amount of space it will take up, and ensure that when the mattress is pulled out it doesn't impede foot traffic. It's also a good idea for any new furniture you're considering purchasing, particularly in the event that you are unable to return it.