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Dawson 3 Piece Left Arm Facing SectionalWe love having house guests, and we always want to make them comfortable, but so many of the sleeper sofas out there leave a lot to be desired. We hate to sacrifice style for those few nights when the sofa is actually a bed. Thankfully, we found several sleeper sofas that we’d be happy to have in our homes. 1. DHP Emily Convertible Linen Futon ($242): This stylish gray sofa has clean lines, and quickly folds flat. No need to move a ton of cushions just to get guests to their bed. At this price, we understand why it’s an Amazon best seller! 2. Divano Roma Linen Sectional Sofa (from $1,999): This ultra-contemporary piece instantly defines your home decor. Adjustable arm and head rests makes it the perfect lounger day or night. 3. Ashley Alenya Sleeper Sofa ($660): This modern three-seat couch expands into a queen-side bed to accommodate all of your out-of-town guests. 4. Novogratz Vintage Tufted Sofa Sleeper ($550): We can’t believe this vintage tufted sofa actually converts into sitting, lounging and sleeping positions.
It’s the perfect addition to your small space. 5. Klik Klak Sofa Bed ($80): If you’re budget-minded, this vibrant split-back sofa is the way to go. Of course, if red isn’t your color, you can find the same model in more neutral tones. 6. Bernier Lay Flat Adjustable Chaise Lounge ($165): Not only can this lounger be both a chaise and bed, it also adds a vibrant pop of color to any room. 7. Cadiz Daybed ($703): If you’re tight on space, consider going for a daybed. This one also comes with a trundle, so you can still host two out of town guests, just in separate beds. 8. Mid Century Modern Splitback Tufted Linen Futon ($230): This handsome tufted futon has a split back, so each side can recline separately. Great for sharing with someone who wants to stay up late reading when you’re ready to get some z’s! 9. Kartell Trix Sleeper Sofa ($1,550): If you’re constantly rearranging your furniture for a new look, this sofa might be just the ticket.
You can configure it as a bed, a sofa, or an ottoman. 10. San Diego Leather Queen Hide-A-Bed ($1,000): If leather is more your style, go for this classic three-seater that unfolds into a queen-sized bed. Just be prepared to spend a little bit more. Which is your favorite of these sofas? Do you have a sofa bed or did you opt for an air mattress? Tell us in the comments!Ikea: KarlstadWilliams-Sonoma HomeSit Down New YorkMitchell Gold + Bob Williams: AbbyJensen-LewisJensen-Lewis: ZatanaABC Home: Cisco Delano sofaIkeaWhether you’re moving into your first apartment or simply looking to pinch pennies, visit Ikea for the best deals ever. (Bonus: You can take a fun ride on the water taxi for free—well, you get reimbursed at the store.) Everything in the showroom is testable, so plop your butt down on fabric sofas (as little as $499), the Karlstad two-lounge sofa with armchair ($847) or even a black leather loveseat ($979). Just don’t ask us how to get your new gear home. ) Downtown FurnitureNot only are the prices jaw-droppingly low, but they offer free assembly and delivery service on all orders over $200.
Yes, even up your five-floor walk-up. The best part: Every sofa can be customized in terms of size and fabric. You can design your own personalized sofa (plus optional sleeper extra) for under $1,000, although prices vary according to your selections. ) Williams-Sonoma HomeWith the launch of their new eco-friendly Green Collection, sofas built out of recycled and organic products can be found here for less than $2,000. Check out the Presidio sofa and loveseat in an array of colors and styles from olive and navy to checkers and stripes (starting at $1,658). You can even score their large Jackson sectional sofa, which can be broken down and rearranged to fit into any space ($1,657). ) Crate & BarrelCouches at this one-stop-shopping home-design outpost can be found for $999 or less, but they look like they cost a few grand. Cozy up on the Camden 69-inch sofa ($899) or the bold tomato-red Hennessy sofa with deep, plush seats ($999), which is also available in leather ($1,999) and made from sustainable materials.
While you’re there, grab all the makings (a popcorn bowl and some pillows) for a perfect movie night at home. ) Sit Down New YorkHere you’ll find inspired looks that will give your apartment some personality. Go for a sleek modern style with the Innovation Splitback lounger excess sofa bed in brown or white ($1,199) or the simple-yet-chic Fusion sofa bed ($699). Looking for something for the whole fam? Try the fashionable black leather sectional with cappuccino stitching and a chrome metallic finish on the legs ($1,599). ) Mitchell Gold + Bob WilliamsGold and Williams have been creating durable and sustainable furniture since 1989—before being green was even cool!—so they know what they’re doing. Most seat cushions are wrapped in regenerated fibers and composed of all-natural resources, while the frameworks are made of biodegradable material. Look out for the too-green-to-be-true sleepers (starting at $2,390) and sectionals (the Abby starts at $2,736). ) Classic SofaThis 25-year-old business is like the Burger King of couch stores—you can have everything your way.
You can choose any pattern or bring in your own fabric, and they’ll order your dream lounger to match. Their specialty is fitting sofas into small apartments (like yours!), where they can set up a living room in any awkward space. Modern and contemporary styles with down-feathered cushions are among their most popular sofas, at $3,000 plus the cost of fabric. And their timing is superb, with just a two-week turnaround. ) Jensen-LewisDitch the basic boxy couch for a Jensen-Lewis design that adds a touch of glamour you never knew could exist in a piece of furniture with such a horrible name. For a modern style, pop a squat on their sleek Baroque sofa boasting two linear arms and a smooth curved back ($2,072). Not quite your style fantasy? Go bold and try their dramatic contemporary living-room sectional with upholstered seats resting above an oversize lustrous wooden platform ($6,212). )Ligne RosetWhile the price tags might be a bit over your budget, the exclusive styles, looks and colors excuse the indulgence.
Melt into the Pas Si Classique (it’s not really all that classic) collection with lush cushions and supportive headrests (starting at $11,860), or add some positive feng shui into your home with the Feng collection featuring geometric lines, signature details like the tear-drop stitching and overall elegance ($10,500-$14,000). ) Macy’sThis megastore has sofa sales up the wazoo, but they’re a good spot for year-round bargains. Highlights include: a vintage-inspired Chloe velvet Metro sofa ($699) equipped with high-density foam cushions and designed a few inches smaller than your standard-size sofa for a comfy fit in your pea-size studio, and their customers’ top-rated Tuscany two-piece reclining deep-brown leather sectional ($2,499). Save $100 on a table setting with most sofa purchases. ) ABC HomeForget plain ol’ utilitarian black, gray or white: For distinctive patterns, head to ABC Home and feast your eyes on an array of stripes, paisleys and bold colors. Take home the Cisco Delano sofa (from $3,300) in brilliant red-orange or the Herman Miller efficient sofa compact in a riotous red, orange and yellow paisley design ($4,570).