Seating furniture:
American furniture has introduced the market with diverse ranges of seating and non-sitting products in terms of design, color, functionality, size and material. In conjunction with the ideas of fine arts and technology, many versatile and practical designs have been introduced, taking into account the needs of consumers.
In this article we are primarily concerned with modern seating furniture. There is a wide variety of seating, such as sofas, recliners, day beds, etc. Here are some of the most common types of living room seating:
sofa bed:
Sofa beds are one of the most common and efficient types of multipurpose seating. A sofa bed looks like a cozy sofa for three people, but it is also designed as a portable double bed. If required, the sofa seat can be folded out to convert the sofa bed into an average-sized double bed. Sofa beds are very efficient in small rooms or apartments where users have space issues; and are also perfect for sleeping in the living room if some guests are staying there.
Daybeds:
A day bed is a combination of a bed and a sofa – it is larger than a sofa, and the frame of the bed has a backrest and armrests for comfortable seating. In summary, a sofa bed is great for sitting as well as sleeping or napping. Day beds also come with extendable casters, making them real space savers.
pull-out bed:
A trundle bed is a hidden bed that is stored under the main bed frame. You can pull out the trundle bed when you need it and slide it back when not in use – providing extra sleeping space for sleepovers.
sofa bed:
A sofa bed is a classic form of luxury seating – it consists of a comfortable backrest like a casual sofa, but a relatively longer seat to stretch out the legs like when sitting in bed.
Daybeds:
Recliners are the most popular seating furniture manufacturers of the modern age. Daybeds feature an adjustable backrest and portable footrest for comfortable sitting and sleeping.
