Though we haven’t had the pleasure of testing all of these out for ourselves, we cherrypicked some of our top picks (among all different styles and price points) that are adjustable and functional, but also won’t look like something you just plucked off of Facebook Marketplace for cheap. FYI, they might not be right for a heavier person or back sleeper who needs extra support. We'd even recommend certain chaise longues here so long as they're comfy enough for guests to sleep on-trust us, they're out there, we've owned one! These are ideal for people who want to make their moves as streamlined as possible and want something low-maintenance to fill their space. Then there's the “very long couch,” usually in sectional form, that has the length and comfort to get you through the night.
These can come in various forms: the very lightweight but questionably supportive chaise longue and the convertible sofa daybed that transforms into a twin or queen bed with or without a pullout trundle.
They also offer greater flexibility in style (since you’re not necessarily limited by the addition of a mattress).Īnother that we’d lump into this category is the even lighter-weight daybed. These feel more like memory foam mattresses in terms of support and simply unfold to lie flat. These also tend to be a lot heavier and more expensive than some of their simpler couch counterparts.įor a lighter-weight option that works for small spaces, there are also futon-style couches that fold in such a way that you can lie down straight on the surface of the couch itself, rather than pull out additional materials. Since these do pull out an entire queen size bed, typically, they require more square footage to store them. Since these have a solid framework to them, the good ones are going to offer exceptional support and durability so you can use them again and again. Sleeper couches can generally be broken down into three categories. First, there’s the traditional pull-out bed which usually involves a metal frame tri-folded within the couch, and a thinner-than-average mattress on top of it. What types of sleeper couches are out there? Couch-in-a-box retailers like Burrow have democratized the concept of the “sofa bed”: Is it a full-on mattress tucked away inside your couch, or is it just a state of mind and a mattress topper on your couch? And with millennial-approved retailers like Floyd offering modular sofas that you can make as long as you want, theoretically any comfy couch can become an elongated sleeper sofa if you want it to be. Made-to-order couch companies like Joybird and Interior Define launched in 2014, offering great customization and enhanced design features so you can build a sturdy pullout from scratch. More futon-like options have emerged made from comfy combinations of foam (offering denser support layers and cushier top layers), like the way your favorite Casper or Tuft & Needle mattress might.
But sleeper sofas have evolved in a lot of ways in recent years.
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