9 Incredible Sofa Transformations

Of all of the spaces in our homes, the kitchen often gets all the love. But the whole
"heart of the home" idea is an equally fitting way to describe another one of our
Favorite spots -- the couch.
From sleeping to TV-watching to "working" from home, the couch is easily the
Most used piece of furniture in our houses, and that makes buying a long-lasting
One a pretty big thing. You will find the key factors you'll want to consider in your
Search (think: frame, springs and cushions, and check this out buying guide from
Our buddies at GoodHousekeeping.com), but there's something even more
Important to keep in mind, besides those nitty gritty details: how exactly do you
Plan on using your couch the most?
If you're a napper who's ever attempted of lying down on a sofa with high arms, for
Instance, you know exactly what we mean. Or maybe you're the parent whose

(#heartbreak). No matter your lifestyle, there's a sofa available for you. Here are a

For The Parent
Bemz

Additionally, you can stop
stressing about that jumping-on-the-pillow-fort phase and throw the cover in the
Wash until your little one is over their grape jelly obsession.
IKEA Karlstad sofa, $499, with Marine Brera Lino fabric slipcover by Bemz, $519
For The TV-Watching Couple
Bassett Furniture

Shows are hogging the DVR, who's hogging the sofa as you catch up on your
Shows on the DVR... Think of this sofa for a kind of couple's therapy.


Lazar Industries
This is your year to Stop ignoring texts from those friends and family who happen
to swing into town for the weekend. Open that door and this sleeper sofa, and be
nice.
For The Small-Space Dweller
West Elm
Know that person who falls head over heels for the floor model sofa at their
favorite home store, only to get home and learn that it won't even fit through their
door? Don't be that person.
For The Momentary Bachelor
Restoration Hardware
In its 2013 analysis of the sofa, The New York Times questioned some of our
sofa-buying choices when it asked: "What if you're a bachelor settled into an
Apartment, but don't want to purchase a costly sofa a future wife
Washington, D.C. interior designer Annie Elliott offered this answer: "I think it's
Depressing to purchase everything quasi-disposable... and wait for someone to 'rescue
you from mediocrity. '''
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For The People Who Are Serious About Their Naps
As classic as this sofa looks, it actually has a trick up its sleeve, as Trend Hunter
put it. The couch boasts folding armrests "that allow it to transform from a
sophisticated couch to a more relaxed lounger in seconds." Did someone say
nap time?
The Budget-Strapped New Homeowner
Everything claims to be the Warby Parker of something or other these days and
This is the sofa sort of the idea. What we love about this company is the
Free white-glove delivery, the 365-day returns and the opportunity to finally get rid
of that futon from college.
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