Buying a Sectional Sofa With Storage

With a sectional sofa that has storage, you can keep your living space neat and tidy when hosting overnight guests. This futon-style sleeper sectional has sleek track arms and a cream-tone upholstery that is a perfect match for modern farmhouse and contemporary decor.

It comes with a queen-sized innerspring mattress that comes in several customizable options that include colors and fabrics. Look for child- and pet-friendly performance fabrics that will fit your busy family's lifestyle.

Size

Some sectionals come in two pieces, while others are modular sleeper sofa and re-configurable. If you require a huge sectional, but need to get it through small sectional sleeper sofa doors, corners, or hallways, or you need to take it to the elevator and stairs of your building (if appropriate) you can pick from these modular options. They ship in multiple boxes that you assemble on the spot.

If you're looking for a way to impress your guests or accommodate teenagers who are staying over or create space for a little one, these convertible sectionals can accomplish all of the above. Keep blankets and sheets carefully hidden in the chaise storage section, and take out a full-sized or twin-sized mattress at a moment's notice to host overnight guests. Pick from a range of fabrics, styles, and customizable features to find the right one for your home.

Style

If you are a fan of the design of a sofa sectional but do not have a big home or only host occasional overnight guests, think about a twin sleeper sectional. It's small enough to fit in almost any space and the mattress is slightly bigger than a twin bed. This makes it a comfy place for guests to sleep. Some sectionals include a chaise storage area that can store pillows crate and barrel sleeper sofa bedding for guests who stay overnight. Other options include a U -shaped modular sectional that transforms into a bed and ships in seven boxes that can be assembled on site. This can make it easier to navigate the front door, narrow hallways and narrow corners.

Many sectionals that convert have a firmer feel than traditional sofas. This is a good thing for those who want to ensure your guests a great night of sleep. Some sectionals offer different cushion firmnesses so you can pick the level of comfort that you like.

Comfort

When you're shopping for a sleeper sectional, you'll need to ensure that the mattress is comfortable for your guests to sleep on. If you're able to, choose one that features a traditional pull-out mattress instead futon-style mechanisms. It is important to note that convertible sectionals are usually more rigid than other kinds (though there are some softer ones included in this list). This is because they're designed to accommodate guests sleeping.

This sleek sectional was inspired by the mid-century style. It has an reversible lounge, built-in storage, and a bed that can be pulled out for unexpected guests. The chaise lounge storage section is a great spot to store extra blankets, bedding, and other things. When not in use the queen-sized bed could be tucked neatly away. Purchase it from West Elm for $4,478+.

Stores

If you want to add a sleeper sectional to your living room, search for one with plenty of storage. This makes it easier to store blankets, pillows and sheets for guests. Some sleeper futon sectionals have a built-in chaise lounge with storage, while others come with an enormous storage ottoman that can also be used as a footrest or table. The Habitrio sectional, for instance has a sofa that comes with a queen-sized pull-out mattress and two convenient ottomans which can be moved to accommodate your space.

The majority of sectional sleepers are available in full or queen sizes, though there are king sofa beds too. Decide which size you prefer according to how the sofa will be used: If you intend to host couples frequently, select a queen sectional and the reverse is true. If you'll use the couch to sit and occasionally host guests or family, a full-size sleeper is ideal.

Another factor to consider when looking for a sectional sofas sleeper with sleeper is the design. Many sleeper sectionals lean contemporary however you can discover some that have more of a casual feel. If you prefer a clean, minimalist look take a look at a contemporary sectional that has a simple design and neutral shades. If you like a more relaxed, cozy style, consider a informal sectional. It will have soft cushions and a relaxed edge.

If you're on a budget, a less expensive sleeper sectional such as the Lilola Home Lucca provides plenty of seating and has a storage chaise that keeps bedding in the right place. The durable linen-blend upholstery is comfortable and looks luxurious for the cost. It's also easy to clean, and it resists dirt and stains. This is an important feature of a sleeper sofa with storage designed for families who are active.