5 Room & Board Sleeper Sofas

Sleeper sofas are constructed with mattresses, unlike futons that require a flat surface in order to convert into beds. This makes it easier to convert the sofa a sleeping space.

Viva and Oxford offer sofa cushions that can be flipped to reveal a queen or full-size mattress supported by webbed supports and wood slats. Berin Day & Night offers a trifold bed in a stylish, modern frame.

Sleeper Sofas

Sleeper sofas can be used as a place for you to sit and sleep. They are a great choice for guest rooms and small spaces since they reduce space by removing the need for a second bed. They usually have a mattress built into the frame. It can be folded out when guests arrive.

Sleeper sofas come in many sizes, from twin to queen. Some even come with the option of a full or king-sized mattress. No matter which size you choose, make sure to select one that is comfortable and support. Memory foam mattresses are an excellent choice as they alleviate pressure points and offer a better night’s sleep.

In the ideal scenario, you'll want to purchase furniture that will last an extended period of time. Select a sofa that has a sturdy, kiln dried hardwood frame or engineered woods like pine. You should also be aware of the type of materials used for the upholstery. Choose leather or fabric with a stain-resistant coating to prevent wear.

If you are looking for a sleeper couch try it by sitting on it multiple times in the store. Modern mechanisms are designed to be comfortable, with better decking materials, anti-tilt designs as well as a minimal number of springs and bars.

Sofa Beds

If you are limited in space for guests to stay in your home, a pull-out sofa bed may be an alternative. These couches can be used for seating during the day, and transform into beds at night. They typically include the mattress to fit two or more people, depending on the model. They are generally more convenient to use than traditional mattresses.

Some pull-out couches come with an air mattress that can be deflated or inflated in a matter of minutes. Air mattresses are an excellent option for those who don't wish to have a mattress around, but are not suitable for use as an actual sleeping surface. If you want to make sure your sleeper sofa is comfortable and durable pick a model that uses foam mattresses.

Some sleeper sofas have queen-sized foam beds and others make use of gel memory foam. Gel memory foam gives an ice cooler sleeping experience than traditional memory foam and is often more supportive than a standard sofa mattress. It is essential to test the sofa bed and mattress in person before making a purchase. It is also important to determine the size of the space where you plan to place the couch to ensure it will fit comfortably.

Deco

This modern sofa is a dream come true that can transform from seating to bedding with a flick of a wrist. The fabric is extremely soft and sturdy, and we love the biscuit channel tufting. This piece comes with an storage sling that's perfect for storing pillows and blankets. We think it's a bit firm for lounging, but the cushions will soften as time passes and you use it.

This sectional has a sleek silhouette and a frame made of metal wrapped in linen-blend fabric. Foam-filled cushions and sinuous springs create a supportive and cozy space to relax. the narrow back and biscuit channel tufting give it a modern flair. A built-in USB charger and a cup holder on each arm, and an under-seat storage round out the features of this versatile couch.

The classic sleeper sofa from Clad Home can be made to suit your preferences (you can even work with a designer one-on-one to design the look of your desires). It comes with a gorgeous wood leg and frame combo, plus it comes in more than 90 fabrics, and comes with a choice of memory foam or standard mattresses. It's a chic accessory for any room and will look great in your guest bedroom, basement or at home office.

Ellingson

A modern, chic take on the classic English roll-arm sofa, this one is as comfortable to sit on as it is to sleep on. Available in a variety of fabrics, you can design this sleeper to suit your space.

This IKEA classic is a great choice to anyone who is looking for an affordable basic bed. It may not be as luxurious but it's a good option for anyone who wants to save money while having a guest bed.

Aside from the mattress, one of the most important things to keep in mind when buying a sleeper sofa is finding the right fabric that can endure the abuse that many of these furnitures are likely to endure. Drops, scratches and drunken guest vomit are all just par for the course when you have these sofas, so finding a durable fabric like Sunbrella or other performance fabrics is an important investment. Slipcovers can be incorporated into certain couches to keep them looking brand new and safe.

Berin

This small sleeper sofa (More suggestions) is designed to fit into small spaces. Its minimalist lines and bent back give it a contemporary look that is very attractive. In terms of the mattress, it is a traditional twin sized that folds up into a trifold sleep surface. This mattress is more accessible than some of the other options on this list since it can be purchased at Room & Board showrooms. This is great because it allows you to visit the showroom in person and try the bed to ensure that it's the right one for you. This is beneficial because you'll have a larger selection of fabrics and can receive the excellent customer service that R&B has earned a reputation for.

A big downside of this particular sleeper sofa is that it does not offer the same degree of personalization as other American Leather models. It's still a pretty good sleeper, however, and is one of the top choices for those who are looking to buy from a company that has an outstanding reputation for its customer service.

Oxford

The English roll-arm sofa design is one of the most popular however when it's scaled up it's often a little wacky. The Oxford pop-up sleeper is sleek and sophisticated and is clean and contemporary design that is easy to live with. It can be used as a sofa or an extra-long queen-sized bed. Simply roll out the front rail to raise the bed. The spring and high-resiliency foam makes it supportive enough to allow you to rest comfortably.

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