Sofa Beds

NesteryHome sofa beds are selected for homes where one room needs to do more than one job. Explore sleeper sofas, compact loveseat beds, futons, daybeds, pull-out couches, and floor sofa beds for apartments, guest rooms, home offices, studios, and multipurpose living rooms.

Use this collection to compare size, upholstery, conversion style, storage, USB charging, and guest-sleeping features. If you are furnishing a small apartment or a room that works as both an office and a guest room, start with the product width, open sleeper depth, seat height, and doorway clearance before choosing a style.

How to choose a sofa bed

Start with the room layout. A loveseat sleeper is usually easier to place in a small apartment, while a full-size sofa bed can be better for a guest room with more floor space. Floor sofa beds and futon-style designs can work well in casual rooms, playrooms, and studios. Pull-out sofa beds feel more like everyday living-room furniture and are often better when the piece will be used for seating every day.

Next, compare material. Corduroy and chenille feel soft and relaxed, velvet gives a more polished look, and linen-style fabric is easy to pair with many room styles. If the sofa bed will be used daily, look for a supportive seat, a stable frame, and enough room to open the sleeper function without blocking walkways.

Questions shoppers ask

What size sofa bed is best for a small apartment?

A loveseat sleeper or compact pull-out sofa bed is usually the easiest choice for a small apartment. Measure the wall space and the full open depth before buying.

Is a sofa bed better than a futon?

A sofa bed usually looks more like everyday living-room furniture. A futon can be simpler and easier to move. Choose based on how often you need seating versus sleeping.

Can a sofa bed work in a home office?

Yes. A sofa bed is one of the easiest ways to turn a home office into an occasional guest room without keeping a permanent bed in the space.

What should I measure before buying?

Measure the wall width, walking clearance, open sleeper depth, doorway width, hallway turns, elevator size, and stair clearance.