Luxury Sofa Beds

A luxury sofa bed earns its place in a second-bedroom, home office or smaller flat, working as a seating piece 95 per cent of the time and a proper guest bed on request. Our collection prioritises the mattress comfort that older fold-out models skimped on, using pocket-sprung and memory-foam inserts that sleep as well as a standalone bed.
  • Tilt Sofa Bed Dessin Mustard Tilt Sofa Bed Dessin Mustard
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  • Oswald Sofa Bed Argus Natural Oswald Sofa Bed Argus Natural
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  • Otto Sofa Bed Otto Sofa Bed Boucle Ochre
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  • Marla Sofa Bed Phobos Natural Marla Sofa Bed Phobos Natural
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    Modern sofa beds with pocket-sprung or memory-foam mattresses sleep comparable to a mid-tier standalone bed, comfortable for overnight guests for up to a week at a time. Budget models with thin metal-frame pull-outs remain less comfortable, so mattress construction matters more than any other single feature when choosing.

    Sofa beds come in single, double and king mattress formats. A two-seater often opens to a single mattress, a three-seater to a double, and a corner sofa bed can open to a king. Measure the floor space when fully opened, leaving at least 60cm of clearance at the foot for access and bedding changes.

    A well-made sofa bed handles daily conversion without fatigue, using metal action mechanisms rated for thousands of cycles. For everyday sleeping, a click-clack or futon-style mechanism is the simpler long-term choice, while fold-out sofa beds suit occasional guest use where the main role is seating.

    A 5 to 7cm memory foam or wool topper upgrades a sofa bed from serviceable to genuinely comfortable, especially for longer stays. Roll the topper and store it under the sofa or in a linen cupboard when the sofa is back in seating mode, so the topper stays fresh and the sofa's line stays clean.

    • How To Choose A Sofa Bed
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      How To Choose A Sofa Bed
      This versatile piece of furniture combines two essentials, a sofa and a bed. Sofa beds are perfect for compact spaces, guest bedrooms and offices that double as spare rooms. In the past, they had a reputation for being uncomfortable for both sitting and sleeping on. But make the right choices when choosing your sofa bed and you’ll enjoy comfort day and night.
    • Night And Day: Sofa Beds For Small Spaces
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      Night And Day: Sofa Beds For Small Spaces
      We show you how to squeeze the most from a small space with three Sofa Beds that add new meaning to the phrase functional furniture. For many the living room is the heart of the home. Yet more than ever, homeowners and renters alike are looking to this relatively small space as an alternative guest room for friends and family. That’s where Modern Sofa Beds come into their own. Often overlooked, in no small part thanks to unflattering designs of the past, modern Sofa Beds combine the functionality to adapt from day to night with the chic style you would expect from a contemporary sofa. To demonstrate the elegance and ease of this new breed of Sofa Beds we’ve created three interior styles that are perfect for small spaces. 50 shades: metallic finishes, solid wood furnishings and accents of colour are set against the deep button cushioning and slate grey upholstery of the 40 Winks Sofa Bed. Studio space: keep your options open plan with the Danish designed Hinge Sofa Bed, just the thing for those into urban loft living. Mid-century to midnight: this fifties inspired room set brings modern functionality to the fore by using the numerous configurations of the 40 Winks Sofa Bed.
    • Why A Sofa Bed Is A Good Investment
      Buying Guides
      Why A Sofa Bed Is A Good Investment
      A sofa bed is often a practical addition to living spaces, offering a comfortable place for impromptu guests to sleep. Furthermore, it takes up less space than a guest room and offers more comfort than an inflatable bed. Long gone are the days when having a sofa bed meant tolerating an uncomfortable sofa to sit in. Thanks to modern technology and a larger focus on comfort, the market is full of sofa beds worth the investment. Better than a standard sofa Nowadays, furniture designers and manufacturers like Heal’s have poured over every detail to ensure optimum comfort. Modern designs don’t necessitate discomfort for the sake of having a pull-out bed. With designs like the Pillow Sofa Bed, you can have a modern sofa without sacrificing feather-filled cushions and comfortable padding. Nowadays, your main living room sofa can easily have an integrated bed without it being obvious to the sitter. No compromising on comfort If your sofa bed is going to be regularly used as both a sofa and a bed, you shouldn’t need to compromise on comfort. In this case, designs such as the Snooze Sofa Bed stand above the rest. Offering premium comfort as a sofa, it also unfolds into a comfortable double bed. Most interestingly, a pocket-sprung mattress is integrated into the design. Pocket-sprung mattresses have long been regarded as a superior option, offering a higher level of comfort than standard foam mattress. A versatile sofa For occasional use, a simple fold-down sofa could be the answer to your prayers. These versatile sofas provide a comfortable place to sit, but transform into a sofa in a matter of seconds. You can find this style of sofa in a variety of styles and finishes, but we love the Hinge Luxe Sofa Bed. This comfortable sofa is available in a host of upholstery options so you can find one that suits your space. Furthermore, the cushioning boasts pocket springs for comfort that’ll guarantee a good night’s sleep. Easy to unfold Whilst fold-down sofa beds are remarkably easy to use, more traditional mechanisms aren’t difficult to master. Over the years, advancing technology has meant that modern sofa beds with metal frames are easy to use. In addition, uncomfortable foam padding has been replaced with memory foam mattresses. The Heal’s Oswald Sofa Bed is one of our most-loved designs. Shop Sofa Beds