Buying a Sectional Sofa With Storage

With the sectional sofa that comes with storage space, you can keep your living space tidy and tidy while hosting guests for overnight stay. This sectional sleeper futon features track arms, a cream-toned upholstery and goes well with modern farmhouse or contemporary style.

It comes with a queen-sized innerspring bed and is available in a range of options for customization, including fabric and color. Select fabrics that are safe for pets and children to accommodate your family's hectic lifestyle.

Size

Some sectionals ship as two pieces, while others are modular and reconfigurable. If you want a large sectional, but have small doors, hallways, and corners to navigate or need to put it into your building's elevator and stairwell (if appropriate) take a look at these modular options that ship in a variety of boxes that you can build on site.

These convertible sectionals are great to accommodate guests, teens who wish to sleepover or a small child. Keep sheets and blankets carefully hidden in the chaise storage compartments, and take out a twin or full-sized mattress at any time to host overnight guests. Pick from a range of styles, fabrics, and customizeable features to find the ideal one for your home.

Style

If you like the look of a sofa, but don't have a huge home or are only hosting occasional overnight guests, think about a twin sleeper sectional. It's compact enough to fit in the majority of spaces and the mattress is slightly larger than the twin bed. This makes it a comfy place for guests to lay down. Certain sectionals also come with a storage chaise that keeps pillows and bedding available for overnight guests. Other options include a U-shaped modular sectional that reconfigures into a full-sized mattress and ships as seven boxes that you can assemble on site and are able to navigate through narrow hallways and tight corners.

Many converter sectionals are softer than traditional sofas This is an advantage when you want to make sure your guests have a good night's sleep. Certain sectionals have different cushion sizes so that you can pick the level of comfort that you prefer.

Comfort

When choosing a sectional sleeper sofa, make sure the mattress is comfortable for your guests. If you're able select a sofa that features a traditional pull-out mattress instead futon-style mechanisms. Be aware that convertible sleeper sofa sectionals are generally more firm than other types (though there are a few soft ones in this list). This is due to the fact that they're designed to accommodate sleepers.

This sleek sectional was inspired by the mid-century style. It features an reversible lounge, built-in storage, and a pull-out bed for unexpected guests. Make blankets and bedding easily accessible in the ample chaise lounge storage area and tuck the queen-sized mattress neatly away from view when not being used. Purchase it from West Elm for $4,478+.

Stores

If you're planning to incorporate a sleeper sectional sofas sleeper into your living room, look for one that offers ample storage. This will make it easier to store pillows, blankets and sheets for guests. Some sleeper sectionals come with a built-in chaise lounge with storage space, while others feature an enormous ottoman for storage that doubles as a footrest or table. The Habitrio sectional, for example includes a sofa with a queen-sized pull-out bed and two convenient ottomans that can be moved to suit your space.

The majority of sectional sleepers are available in full or queen sizes, although there are king sofa beds as well. Decide on the size you prefer based on how the sofa will be used: If you plan to entertain couples frequently, go for a queen sectional, and vice versa. If you'll primarily use the sleeping couch and sofa as a seating area and occasionally host family or friends, a full size sleeper sofa-size sleeper is ideal.

When looking for a sectional with a sleeper, the style is another important consideration. Many sleeper sectionals lean contemporary however, you can discover some that have more of a casual feel. If you are looking for an uncluttered, minimalist design, consider a contemporary sectional with a minimalist silhouette and neutral colors. If you prefer a more relaxed, cozy style, go for a casual sectional with soft edges and comfy cushions.

If you're on a budget then a cheaper sleeper sectional, such as the Lilola Home Lucca has plenty of seating and comes with a storage chaise that keeps bedding at the ready. Its durable linen blend upholstery is comfortable and appears expensive for the price. It's also easy to clean and repels stains and spills which is a key feature of sleeper sofas with storage for active families.