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

With a sectional sofa that sleeps, you can transform your living room into a comfortable guest room. These couches and loveseats are space-saving and come with dual functions.

This modern L-shaped design uses a twin size mattress to accommodate one overnight guest. It comes in a variety of woven textural fabrics to complement your style.

Multiple Sections

There are many choices when it comes to sectional sofas. Some come with additional features like built-in storage and others include the option of a mattress which could be made of foam, memory foam or innerspring. Some sofas can be covered in various materials, such as faux leather or polyester fibers. It is essential to choose a style that matches the style of your home. Some are reversible, which makes it easy to switch up the style of your couch.

A white sectional sofa can be used to divide a floor plan. This allows you to divide furniture into distinct "rooms" that can be used for different purposes or events. You can even add a moveable coffee table, or other furniture to make each area feel like its own separate space.

It is important to take into account the size 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 make sure that it is able to accommodate your guests. If the sectional is equipped with chaises, be sure that it doesn't extend too far to the front.

If you opt for modular sectionals it is possible to rearrange the pieces at a whim and is perfect for rooms that are often used and for people who wish to alter their style. Some models even have a reversible chaise which can be moved to either side of the sectional. Throw pillows and other accessories can help bring the whole design together. If you have room to include a console in the sectional.

Comfort

A sectional sleeper sofa gives you the option to have an extra deep sectional sofa sleeping space that is easy to convert when guests come to visit. It also adds to the chicness of your living room. You can use it as a comfortable place to read, watch TV or just relax. Adding throw pillows and other accessories can elevate the look. It is best to choose an item that is in harmony with the rest of your decor.

These sectional sofas have the sleeping surface built right into their frames, in contrast to traditional pull-out couches that feature a separate bed. The hidden bed is usually the size of a queen, although some models include twin beds or trundles. If you're considering a model that includes the pull-out bed make sure 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. This is where you can put bedding for overnight guests. This compartment is ideal for storing blankets, sheets, and pillows. Some sectional sleepers come with adjustable headrests that provide more comfort. Some have recliners to allow you to more comfortably sit and relax.

A good quality sectional sleeper sofa comes with mattresses made of durable materials. You can pick between memory foam, innerspring or polyurethane mattresses. Memory foam can provide relief from pressure points and provides a contouring feel. Polyurethane foam provides a firm feeling and is affordable. Innerspring mattresses have a classic feel and provide support. Latex mattresses are environmentally friendly and have a more bouncier feel than either memory foam or polyurethane foam. You can test each type of mattress in the furniture store to see which feels best for you.

Space-Saving

For the person who is a busy homeowner or apartment dweller, a sectional sofa sleeper offers plenty of seating 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, turning any room into a guest room effortlessly.

Sleeper sectionals come in a variety of sizes and shapes including L-shaped models that can be fitted into corners or spaces that are tight. This Tess L-Shape Sleeper Sectional for instance is elegantly grey microfiber upholstery that complements any decor. It also comes with pockets coil seating that will prevent sliding with time, and three throw cushions to enhance the appearance. The queen-sized innerspring bed is easily removed from the seat cushions when you have guests staying overnight. It's topped with memory foam to ensure that your guests get a good night's rest.

Some sectional sleeper sofas include storage spaces that make it easy to keep sheets, blankets and other necessities on hand. Some sectional sleeper sofas have built-in drawers to store things and others have open shelves for storing decorative items, media, or books. There are models that have charging ports built in to keep electronic devices in good order and charged.

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

Convenience

If you're in the market for a sectional sleeper sofa, look for one that offers convenience features such as hidden storage, power reclining and a convenient mattress mechanism. Think about the type of fabric you want to use, like high-performance microfiber or stains-resistant linen. If you're concerned about spills and stains, go for a model with removable slipcovers to make cleaning a breeze.

Choose a sectional bed with a futon mattress or memory foam mattress innerspring mattresses, based on your preference for comfort and budget. A memory foam mattress will feel softer and contouring while an innerspring mattress will provide bounce and support. Test out each type of mattress in a shop to determine which feels best and fits your space.

Some sectional sofas convert into beds using a pull-out ottoman or other hidden mechanism, while others--such as the Milo Sleeper from Raymour and Flanigan -- have a built-in platform which doubles as a bed extension. This unique design makes sure that guests have a comfy and spacious space to relax with a table that can be added for their possessions.

When you are choosing a sectional sleeping couch, choose one that can accommodate the number of people who will be attending family gatherings or social occasions. A majority of models have the capacity to seat three to five people, whereas larger ones can be able to accommodate more.

If you're on a tight budget, go for a sofa that has a queen-sized sleeper and futon beds. Look for modular sleeper sectionals that include the option of a reversible seat or interchangeable parts to add more seats as your family grows. Also, be sure to consider the dimensions of your room and any furniture you currently have when selecting the right 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 a coffee table or any other piece of taller furniture.

Style

When you imagine sofas that are sectional, you likely envision a L-shaped couch taking the most comfortable sectional sofa of your living space. As an upholstered piece that can be used in a variety of ways furniture, a sectional can be set up in various layouts that are suitable for your space. Many of these sectional sofas can be transformed into beds, providing the perfect place to sleep for your guests.

Based on the material and design, you can customize your sleeper sofa to suit the aesthetic of your space. There are a variety of options for fabric, color and style of upholstery, size and texture. Some sectional sleepers feature slipcovers that can be machine washed as well as others made of stain-resistant fabric. Some have power recline options, and others. For a modern look, consider a sectional sleeper that features sleek lines and sleek track arms. Bring a splash of pattern with accent pillows that are in your favorite hue, or choose a neutral color that can be incorporated into a variety of decor styles.

Most sectional sleepers have a mattress which can be pulled out and converted into a twin or queen-sized bed. The mattress folds down into the sectional frame when not in use and can be replaced with a spare if needed. The type of mattress you select is based on your personal preferences and requirements, for instance, whether you prefer memory foam to relieve pressure points or polyurethane for an affordable option that provides good support.

Tape the sectional sofas to the floor and take a measurement. This will help you assess the space it occupies and also ensure that, when the mattress is removed it won't hinder the flow of traffic. It's also a good idea to do this for any furniture you're looking to purchase particularly if it's an expensive item that you aren't able to return.