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Make the most of your space with our collection of stylish sofa beds, designed to give you somewhere comfortable to sit by day and sleep by night. From contemporary corner designs to compact 2 seaters, perfect for small living rooms, choose from a range of fabrics, colours and finishes to suit your home.
Feeling too spoilt for choice? Explore our sofa bed buying guide to help you find the best thing to suit your space.
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At DFS, we know that your home needs to work for you. That’s why a sofa bed is such a clever thing. It’s a stylish sofa by day, and a comfy bed by night. They are great for hosting guests or making the most of a smaller room, and with our extensive range, it’s easy to find a practical piece for your space.
Which sofa bed is best for frequent use?
If you are looking for a quality sofa bed, you’ll want to focus on two things: the mattress and the mechanism. The best choice for frequent use will have a supportive mattress that feels closer to a real bed, along with a sturdy frame that’s built to last.
The good news? All our designs are made with the same supportive and sturdy structure you’d expect from any of our sofas, meaning your guests can get a great night's sleep. Take our Chesterfield-inspired Windsor sofa, for example. The velvet sofa is soft to the touch, promising a relaxing spot throughout the day, while the dual layer, medium support mattress lulls your guests to sleep at night.
So, the best sofa bed is the one that fits your room and your thing, whether that’s a sleek, minimalist piece to match a Scandi interior aesthetic or a corner design that makes a grand statement.
How do I choose the right sofa bed for my space?
Finding the right size is all about measuring. First, measure the area where the sofa will sit. Then (and this is the important bit) measure how much room you will have when the bed is fully extended. Whether you prefer a luxurious leather or a cosy fabric, you need to leave enough space to walk around it comfortably.
Don’t forget to think about the size of your space, too. A compact 2 seater sofa bed can be a great space-saving option, while a larger 3 seater sofa bed offers extra room to stretch out and unwind.
“People always remember to measure for the sofa, but they sometimes forget to measure for the bed. Before you choose, mark out the fully extended dimensions on your floor with tape. It’s a simple trick that ensures your new sofa bed fits your room from day to night.” – Paul Freeman, Head of Service Manager at DFS
How can I make my sofa bed more comfortable?
The simplest way to upgrade your sleep setup is with a mattress topper, which will add an extra layer of softness and support.
You could also dress it with your best bedding – think high-thread-count sheets and a sumptuously fluffy duvet. Knowing how to make your sofa bed more comfortable means your guests will always feel right at home.
“Layer on your cosiest bedding, drape a soft knitted throw over the end, and never skimp on pillows! It’s these little touches that transform your sofa bed into something your guests will actually look forward to sleeping on.” – Rachel Nimz Taylor, Bedroom Senior Buyer at DFS
How do I open, fold, and maintain a sofa bed?
Many of our designs feature an easy-to-use pull-out system. This fold-out style means you just remove the seat cushions and pull the frame out and upwards.
For a little extra convenience, you could upgrade to our Eaziglide technology. These are clever little gliding pads that attach to the feet of your sofa. They’re the perfect thing to help you move your sofa with ease, making cleaning behind it or rearranging your room a total breeze. That saves you from doing any heavy lifting.
To keep it looking its best, regularly brush down your sofa to remove everyday crumbs and debris. Kids spilt something on the upholstery? Or perhaps a guest’s morning coffee went astray? Don’t worry, blotting the material with a dry cloth will stop those pesky stains from setting in.
