Trim and lovely, daybeds are a household favorite for
something unusual in kids’ bedroom furniture, maybe for a room that doubles as
a guest room. They’re also the best in your main living space if you’ve got a
studio apartment or are otherwise challenged in square footage. Sofa by day,
bed by night, maybe with some handy storage space in the form of case goods and/or
a cool trundle bed underneath, daybeds are a design winner in home furniture
that’s too often overlooked. So in today’s Harlem Furniture blog post, we’ll help
you choose an ideal daybed solution for your everyday living!
What Will You Use the Daybed For?
When the twin bed in your daybed is not for a child, most
often people choose daybeds for home office furniture or sewing rooms that can be
pressed into service as extra guest rooms. And if you’ve got a trundle bed in
your daybed, better still as you can comfortably accommodate two, be they little
best friends for a sleepover or a safe place for grownups to sleep after a long
party where the drinks were plenty. Consider what your daybed’s main use will
be when shopping for one. If it will mainly be a sofa with only occasional
service as a sleeper, wood might be your best option. If this bed is meant to be
part of a kids’ bedroom set with nightly use, perhaps a metal frame such as one
of our industrial tube designs is in order.
More Daybed Essentials
Your daybed usually takes the same twin mattresses as regular-frame
beds so go all out getting the best quality. Also, you can find full and even queen-size
daybeds, though they are less commonly used. If you’re primarily going to use
the daybed as a sofa, pay special attention to versatile bedding such as a snug
fitted cover and pillows. Have fun choosing colorful bedding, maybe several
sets for different seasons and moods, to make your new daybed stand out in your
comfy small living room or home office.
No matter which kind of daybed you prefer, our New York, NYstore sells you top quality for a lower price!
