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Safavieh Couture Helena French Cane Daybed, White/Naturalby Safavieh
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$1,031$1,152
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SponsoredBarnstorm Upholstered Daybed With Guest Trundle Bed, Gray Fabricby Baxton Studio
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$553$836
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Baxton Studio Lennon Pink Velvet Full Size Daybed with Trundleby Baxton Studio
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Gewnee Twin Size Upholstered daybed with Pop Up Trundle in Beigeby GEWNEE INC
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Raymond Linen Nail Heads Trimmed Sofa Twin Daybed With Trundle Bed, Grayby Baxton Studio
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Camino Upholstered Daybed With Guest Trundle Bed, White Faux Leatherby Baxton Studio
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Lanny Linen Nail Heads Arched Back Sofa Twin Daybed With Trundle Bed, Grayby Baxton Studio
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Homestead Collection Daybed with Pop Up Trundle Bed, Stain/Clear Lacquerby Montana Woodworks
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Lachlan Classic Farmhouse Wood Full Daybed, Walnut Brown, With Trundleby Baxton Studio
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Coaster Livingston Transitional Metal Daybed with Trundle in Dark Bronzeby Coaster Home Furnishings
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Do you offer free shipping on Daybeds?
If a product is marked with a “Free Shipping” badge, or if the total cost of the products in your order is more than $49, your order will ship for free in most cases! For exclusions, please review our Shipping Policy.What is the return policy for Daybeds?
We accept returns for most items within 30 days of delivery! See more information and exceptions in our Return Policy.What are the accepted payment methods for Daybeds?
You can pay for your Daybeds using a credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, or Houzz Credit Card) as well as through PayPal. Some orders are also eligible to be paid for using Afterpay or Apple Pay.Much like a futon or sleeper sofa, daybeds combine two functionalities to create one super useful, not to mention comfortable, piece of furniture. Daybeds play the sofa by day, bed by night character in many household stories — small apartments, multifunctional guest spaces and even kids’ rooms — so as you start your search for the perfect daybed, keep the following tips in mind:
A daybed frame is generally raised off the ground, providing plenty of room for storage underneath. This can consist of built-in drawers or open space to stash holiday decorations, as well as a spot for a trundle bed that pulls out to create an extra sleeping spot. If you’re looking for a daybed that can sleep two people, find one that has the trundle included so you don’t have to purchase one separately. For added comfort and a piece that feels more sofa-like, try an upholstered daybed. If you really want some extra room to spread out, look for a full-size daybed, as most come in twin sizes to fit smaller spaces.
Although they are both very similar in the purposes they serve, there are some major differences between the two that every buyer should know:
Futons: Think of futons as sofas that double as beds. Because their primary function is seating, they need to be a bit firmer to account for more frequent use by multiple people. A futon needs to fold up and down to switch functions, so often the overall sleeping area will be slightly larger than that of a daybed.
Daybeds: Think of daybeds as beds that double as sofas. Their primary function is for sleeping, so they will feature an actual twin-sized (or larger) mattress instead of cushions, and will typically be on the softer side. Daybeds do not fold up and down, so the seating depth will be greater than a futon, but can be easily adjusted by adding pillows as backrests.
What features should I look for in daybeds?
A daybed frame is generally raised off the ground, providing plenty of room for storage underneath. This can consist of built-in drawers or open space to stash holiday decorations, as well as a spot for a trundle bed that pulls out to create an extra sleeping spot. If you’re looking for a daybed that can sleep two people, find one that has the trundle included so you don’t have to purchase one separately. For added comfort and a piece that feels more sofa-like, try an upholstered daybed. If you really want some extra room to spread out, look for a full-size daybed, as most come in twin sizes to fit smaller spaces.
What’s the difference between a daybed and a futon
Although they are both very similar in the purposes they serve, there are some major differences between the two that every buyer should know:
Futons: Think of futons as sofas that double as beds. Because their primary function is seating, they need to be a bit firmer to account for more frequent use by multiple people. A futon needs to fold up and down to switch functions, so often the overall sleeping area will be slightly larger than that of a daybed.
Daybeds: Think of daybeds as beds that double as sofas. Their primary function is for sleeping, so they will feature an actual twin-sized (or larger) mattress instead of cushions, and will typically be on the softer side. Daybeds do not fold up and down, so the seating depth will be greater than a futon, but can be easily adjusted by adding pillows as backrests.