Sleeper Sectionals

If you have a big family or frequent guests, you'll appreciate the versatility of the sectional sleeper. This multifunctional furniture turns into a comfortable bed for overnight guests quickly, making it easy to accommodate additional guests without the need to create an additional guest room.

Most feature a foldout style that allows you to pull out a queen-sized mattress, although some utilize the smaller twin-sized sleeper in the chaise section. You can also find storage options that come with an enclosed compartment.

1. Mulholland L Shape Sleeper Sectional

A sleeper sectional is an excellent option if you love the look of sectional couches but would like to include the luxury of beds. These sofas come in various sizes and shapes, as well as fabrics that can be customized to match your style. They can also come with reclining seats to increase the seating capacity.

Think about the kind of mattress that you prefer and the amount of space you have in your bedroom. You should also consider how much you will use the sofa as a place to relax and if it is required to be able to accommodate guests sleeping for the night.

When you're deciding on the best sleeper sectional for your home, you should be aware that a couch should be a good fit and complement the rest of the decor. Consider the durability of the sofa and the material. Memory foam cushions, for example may initially feel more comfortable however they will eventually lose their shape as time passes. Pocket coil cushions, on the other hand retain their shape and offer more support.

Although it's tempting to take up a small space with as much furniture as possible however, it's crucial to provide enough walking space for people to move around the space without bumping into one other. A good rule of thumb is to have about 5-10 feet of space between every piece of furniture.

The Jarreau sofa sleeper is perfect for smaller homes. It can be folded out into a larger mattress to accommodate two or more guests. Its modern tuxedo frame features blind-tufted upholstery on the back, seat, and arms. The dowels and base made of solid wood are made of ash that has been dried in a kiln to ensure FSC certification. The sofa's upholstered foam has been made to meet California TB117-2013 fire safety standards without the use of any flame retardant additives. This sofa is a perfect match with the Mulholland Chair, Bi-Sectional and Lounge.

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With a twin sleeper and track arms, this tailored sectional's clean lines and crisp fabrics make it a perfect fit for contemporary decorators. The kiln dried wood frame and notch dowel details give the modern design warm feel. Tufted accents give it a subtle design. This sectional can be adapted to accommodate a variety of room sizes due to the flexibility of layouts that can be customized, and it comes with a choice of queen or twin mattress.

One of the most budget-friendly options on our list This L-shaped sectional comes with a full bed (plus a chaise) which can sleep guests for overnight stays with ease. It's also a great choice for spaces that are tight due to its slim profile and modular pieces that can be arranged in a variety of ways. Plus, its durable performance fabrics are easy to wipe down and repel staining.

For procrastinators looking for a sleeper sofa that shipps quickly, look into this model from Apt2B It comes with two standard mattresses (queen or twin) and is available in a range of neutral fabrics, including woven textural styles. The sturdy wood frame features notched dowel details and a solid wood perimeter base and you can pick between a deluxe innerspring mattress or memory foam mattress.

This sleeper, designed by Sarah Sherman Samuel specifically for her home is the most luxurious of sectionals that are affordable. It's the only sectional on our list that comes with a classic English roll arm. It is available in a variety of performance fabrics, allowing you to make it a perfect fit for your space. It's also among the most comfortable choices we tested, with high seats that are 20" tall, which is much higher than the typical sofa seat.

4. Corvus L-Shape Sleeper Sectional

This stylish sectional sofa has a queen-sized comfort sleeper and can comfortably accommodate three people as well as an extra bed. Its unique design offers 5-10 inches more legroom compared to traditional sleeper sofas. It also does not include the painful metal bars that are so typical of other sleepers. It's a bit more expensive than other sectionals, but the style and quality are well worth the investment.

This modular sectional lets you to mix and match pieces based on your space. It's available in more than 80 different fabrics. It comes with a reversible chair and built-in storage. This makes it a great option for small spaces. The fabric is durable enough to withstand kids, pets and stains.

This sectional can be converted into a full-size bed in three easy steps, unlike other sectionals. Its compact frame makes it easy to slide under beds of all sizes. The mattress is lined with premium microfiber, which is easy to clean. The seating area is spacious enough to have space for three people and an area of storage under each seat for pillows and blankets.

This sectional with a variety of options is the perfect option for smaller apartments or homes. Its kiln dried hardwood frame and kiln dried foam mattress are of excellent quality and comes in a range of colors and fabrics. Additionally, it comes with a convenient hidden storage compartment that can hold everything from throws to remotes to board games. It's available in U-shaped and L-shaped designs, so you can find the right fit for your space. This sectional comes in several boxes, which can be assembled on-site. It's a great 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, with a modern, clean design and a subtle space-saving flexibility. Like the previous models, it has reverse camber but this time the rocker lines are much more subtle--essentially flat with a little the tail and tip rising. This allows it to pivot and slide than conventional camber. However the ski isn't as loose or surfy as skis with more pronounced rocker lines. The Corvus can be ridden by a switch, but it's not made specifically for this.