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Day beds that work hard in any room, from £360. Our collection of 9 day beds combines clever design with comfort, available in calming greys and crisp whites. Ideal for guest rooms, home offices or lounging spaces that need to earn their keep.

  • Trusted Brand Choice – Julian Bowen Furniture leads our sales — built-in quality and dependable design. Julian Bowen Furniture
  • Material Options – Choose fabric, metal or lacquered finishes in anthracite, dove grey and matt white.
  • Price & Stock – Competitively priced between £360 and £620 with next-working-day delivery available.
  • Colour Palette – Soft greys and whites work seamlessly with existing bedroom or living room décor.

Tip: Measure your doorways and hallways before ordering — day beds can be bulky — and consider a fabric finish if you want easy, regular cleaning.

Browse our full collection of Julian Bowen Furniture beds to find the right fit for your home.

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Browse Day Beds by Style

Browse our Day Beds by style — from simple wooden frames to upholstered platform beds and sleigh designs. Each listing includes full dimensions, material details and available colour options.

Day Beds with Storage

Many of our Day Beds include built-in storage options such as drawers, ottoman gas-lift or divan bases with pull-out drawers — making the most of your bedroom space without compromising on style.

Ottoman & Divan Day Beds

Our Day Beds are available in single, small double, double, king and super king sizes. Use the size filter to find the right fit, and check the product dimensions to ensure it suits your room.

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FAQs on Day Beds

What should I look for when buying a day bed?

Consider frame material (wood, metal, or upholstered), mattress quality, size, and storage features. Check weight capacity, assembly requirements, and whether it suits your room's décor. Measure your space to ensure proper fit, accounting for the backrest depth.

Day beds have a fixed frame with one open side and backrest, functioning as seating and sleeping furniture simultaneously. Sofa beds fold or pull out into a bed. Day beds work better in small spaces; sofa beds suit rooms where beds aren't always needed.

Yes, day beds work well for everyday sleeping if they have a quality mattress and sturdy frame. They're ideal for guest rooms, children's bedrooms, and studio flats where space is limited and dual functionality is important.

Most day beds use single mattresses (90cm × 190cm), though some larger models fit 120cm-wide options for two sleepers. Always check your specific day bed's dimensions before purchasing a mattress, as frame sizes vary between manufacturers.

Wood frames offer durability and classic aesthetics; metal frames suit modern spaces and are lightweight. Upholstered day beds provide comfort and warmth. Consider your décor style and maintenance needs—wood requires occasional treatment, metal is easy to clean, upholstery needs regular vacuuming.

Yes, day beds work excellently in living rooms, especially smaller spaces. Style with scatter cushions and throws to enhance the sofa appearance during the day. Choose neutral colours or patterns that match your existing décor for seamless integration.

Measure length (typically 200cm), width (90cm single or 120cm double), and depth including backrest (usually 90–100cm). Leave 30cm clearance on sides for movement. Account for door openings and ensure the mattress size matches your frame dimensions exactly.

Day beds with under-bed drawers or compartments add significant value in small spaces by reducing the need for separate furniture. They're cost-effective for guest rooms or children's bedrooms. Check weight limits—storage-equipped models may cost £100–200 more but maximise functionality.

Add a bolster cushion along the backrest, layer scatter cushions (minimum three) in complementary colours, and drape a throw blanket. Keep the colour palette cohesive with your room. Remove sleeping bedding during the day and store in a basket to maintain the sofa aesthetic.

Day beds sit at sofa height with a backrest and function as seating and sleeping furniture. Trundle beds are low-profile with a pull-out second bed underneath, designed primarily for sleeping. Choose day beds for multi-purpose rooms; trundle beds for guest bedrooms needing extra sleeping space.

Vacuum weekly to remove dust and debris. Treat spills immediately using appropriate upholstery cleaner. Check the manufacturer's guidance for fabric type. Rotate cushions regularly to prevent uneven wear. Keep away from direct sunlight to minimise colour fading over time.

Folding beds with quality foam or innerspring mattresses are reasonably comfortable for short-term use. They're ideal for occasional guests but may not suit extended stays. Pair with a toppers or quilted protectors to improve comfort and durability.
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