Buying a Sectional Sofa With Storage
With a sectional sofa with storage, you can keep your living space tidy and tidy when hosting overnight guests. This futon-style sleeper sofa has sleek track arms and a cream-tone upholstery that is a perfect match for modern farmhouse and contemporary designs.
It comes with a queen-sized innerspring bed and is available in a variety of options for customization, including color and fabric. Find children and pet-friendly performance fabrics that will fit your busy family's needs.
Size
Some sections are shipped in two massive pieces, while others are modular. If you need a large sectional, but you have to fit it through small doors or hallways or navigate it through the stairs and elevator of your building (if applicable) you can pick from these modular options. They ship in multiple boxes that you assemble on the spot.
If you're looking to impress guests at your house, accommodate teens who sleepover or even make room for a little one, these convertible sectionals can do it all. Keep blankets and sheets carefully away from the view of the chaise lounge storage compartments and bring out a full or twin-sized mattress to host overnight guests at the drop of a hat. Pick from a range of fabrics, styles and customizable features to find the one that is perfect for you.
Style
If you are a fan of the design of a sofa, but don't have a huge home or you only have occasional overnight guests, consider a twin sleeper sectional. It is small enough to fit into nearly any space and the mattress is slightly larger than the twin bed. This makes it a comfortable spot for guests to rest. Some sectionals include a chaise storage area that can store bedding and pillows for unexpected guests who stay overnight. Other options include the U shape modular sectional that transforms into a bed and comes in seven separate boxes that you can assemble on site. This makes it easier to navigate entrances, narrow hallways and narrow corners.
Many sectionals that convert have a more bouncy feel than traditional sofas. Read Even more is a great option if you're looking to give your guests a good night's rest. Some of them offer a variety of cushion firmness so that you can choose 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 enough for your guests to sleep on. If you're able to, pick an option with a pull-out mattress instead of a futon style mechanism. Also, note that sectionals with converters tend to be firmer than other sofas (though we've included a few soft ones on this list) since they're designed to accommodate guests sleeping.
This sleek sectional was inspired by the mid-century look. It comes with a reversible lounge, built-in storage, and a bed that can be pulled out for unexpected guests. The chaise lounge storage area is a great spot to store extra blankets, bedding, and other things. When not in use the queen-sized bed could be neatly tucked away. West Elm has it for $4,478+.
Stores
If you're planning to incorporate a sleeper sectional into your living room, look for one that offers ample storage. This allows you to stow sheets, blankets and pillows for guests. Some sleeper sectionals offer a built-in chaise lounge that has storage, while others come with an ample ottoman for storage that can also be used as a footrest or table. The Habitrio sectional has sofas that can convert into a queen-sized bed and two ottomans that you can move around to suit your space.
You can also find queen-sized sofa beds. Choose the size you like depending on how the couch will be used: if you plan to entertain couples frequently, go for a queen sectional and the reverse is true. If you'll use the couch for seating and occasionally host guests or family then a sleeper that is full-sized is adequate.
When shopping for a sectional that includes a sleeper, design is a different aspect to consider. Many sleeper sectionals lean contemporary however you can find some with more of a casual look. If you are looking for a minimalist, clean look, consider a contemporary sectional that has a simple design and neutral shades. If you prefer a more relaxed and comfortable style, go for a casual sectional with loose edges and soft cushions.
If you're on an extremely tight budget, an sleeper sectional that is cheaper than the Lilola Home Lucca will provide plenty of seating for guests. They also come with an ottoman to keep bedding in stock. The durable linen blend upholstery is comfortable and looks high-end for the price point. It's also easy to clean and repels spills and stains, which is an important feature in a sleeper sofa with storage for active families.