A compact blue-gray hospitality sleeper sofa shown with its fold-out bed fully extended. The design includes a plain white mattress on an articulated steel-look support mechanism, seat cushions neatly integrated, and upholstered back and arms.
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A two-seat sleeper with a fold-down split back, balanced proportions, and precise welted cushion edges. The palette pairs rust textured fabric with brushed-bronze accents. The design highlights the sleeping mechanism in a believable open or transformed position, with no bedding or pillows.
An armless daybed sofa with a pull-forward sleep deck, compact proportions, and precise welted cushion edges. The palette pairs deep-blue upholstery with smoked-oak-toned accents. The design highlights the sleeping mechanism in a believable open or transformed position, with no bedding or pillows.
A shelter-arm sofa with an extended trifold bed, compact proportions, and a softly padded continuous surface. The palette pairs clay-colored upholstery with pale-oak-toned accents. The design highlights the sleeping mechanism in a believable open or transformed position, with no bedding or pillows.