Small Sectional Sofa Sleeper
Caroline Patterson
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Caroline is a young, New York-based interior designer and home decor writer, obsessed with textiles and designer furniture. Backed with rigorous training from a prestigious design school, as well as a profound understanding of material quality and fabric care, she offers spot-on advice on how to furnish your place with reliable, functional, and aesthetically pleasing pieces.
Updated
10/06/2022
Improve the functionality of your interiors, whether you have a compact bedroom or living room, by furnishing it with a small sectional sofa sleeper. They provide the right amount of space to accommodate overnight guests, especially if you don’t have a designated guest room. Once closed, they offer the right amount of seating arrangements from two to three people. Additionally, the chaise aspect of the sofa allows you to put your feet up without having to pull out the sleeper part.
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Compact Gray Sleeper
Alexent
What We Like: Simple design
What We Don’t Like: Medium to hard foam
Perfect for: Modern apartments
Not so great for: People who like softer cushions
This small sectional sleeper sofa adds a simple style to your living space. It is made with high-resiliency foam and framed in hardwood. The large tufted back pillows lend a chic component to the sofa. It is also reversible, allowing you to switch the chaise part according to your preference. It is also equipped with storage for pillows and blankets. When pulled, this piece converts into a full-size sleeper.
A great choice for compact apartments and small entertainment rooms. When new, the foam is a bit hard for comfort. However, you can add a few pillows so it becomes more relaxing to lounge in. Easy to assemble and comes in light and dark gray polyester options.
$779.99
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Tufted Sleeper
Kitsco
What We Like: Stitching details for back and seat
What We Don’t Like: Low seating height
Perfect for: Petite people, teen’s bedroom
Not so great for: Tall people
Featuring a tufted back and seat, this sleeper sectional sofa for small spaces is a great option to add a modern transitional style appeal to your living room. The set comes with a loveseat and a chaise, which you can separate from each other if you’re looking to update the room layout.
Available in steel gray, black, blue, and light gray. It has under-seat storage for living room and sleeping essentials. A thing to note is that this has a low seating height, which would probably be uncomfortable for tall people while sitting or lying down. Best used in a teen’s bedroom.
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Contemporary Sleeper
Latitude Run®
What We Like: Balanced soft and rectilinear lines
What We Don’t Like: Shallow seat
Perfect for: Kids’ and teens’ bedroom
Not so great for: Those who prefer deeper seats
With straight tuxedo arms and tufted back cushions, this small sleeper sectional is a contemporary piece that can work in different interior styles. It is upholstered in linen-blend fabric and can be converted into a twin-size sleeper when opened. When closed, it can accommodate three people.
With shallow seating and compact dimensions, this is a great choice for a kid’s or teen’s bedroom especially if they regularly hold sleepovers. The foam used is also on the hard side, which can be remedied by adding a topper when used for sleeping. Comes in dark and light gray fabric options.
$659.99
$759.99
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Transitional Style Sleeper
Wrought Studio™
What We Like: Comes with a memory foam
What We Don’t Like: Throw pillows too dark
Perfect for: Compact formal living rooms
Not so great for: Minimalist living rooms
These retro-modern sleeper sectionals are ideal for contemporary and transitional interiors. It features flared armrests and thick back and seat cushions. Comes with two reversible toss pillows with geometric patterns that bring visual texture and a pop of color to the neutral-toned sleeper.
Comes assembled with just the legs and cushions to add. This piece converts into a queen-size bed with pulled. It also comes with a memory foam mattress that adds extra comfort for sleeping. For a more playful look, we recommend styling this with bright and vibrant pillows.
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Modern Wing Sleeper Sofa
What We Like: Elegant curves
What We Don’t Like: Hard cushion
Perfect for: Transitional and contemporary interiors
Not so great for: Minimalist and modern interiors
A contemporary interpretation of the wing chair, this small chaise sleeper sofa fits both transitional and modern interiors. Framed in solid hardwood, it is upholstered in polyester fabric and features a curved armrest. Supported by tapered feet in a dark espresso finish that works attractively well with the gray upholstery. The pulled-out component is supported by an open steel frame that balances the visual weight of the sleeper.
Great for a den or a compact studio apartment. We recommend adding a few pillows to counter the firmness of the foam. Since it’s covered in woven fabric, we recommend applying a stain-resistant formula to protect its durability.
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Low Back Sleeper
Ebern Designs
What We Like: Contemporary appeal
What We Don’t Like: Non-reversible chaise
Perfect for: Transitional and contemporary interiors
Not so great for: Homes with pets
This small sectional sleeper is crafted in metal and engineered wood, made softer with the stain and fade-resistant upholstery. Its oversized back cushions and streamlined armrest make this piece appear graceful, ideal for transitional and contemporary interiors.
The fabric’s textured quality makes it a magnet to pet hairs. Best to vacuum it regularly or clean it with water-based foam upholstery cleaner. Brush it as well so you can maintain the appearance of the pile fabrics.
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