Twin Daybed with Trundle, Upholstered Teal Guest Bed
One upholstered daybed that sleeps two. Pull out the twin trundle for guests or sleepovers, store bedding in the wood drawer, and keep a small room looking like a finished space all week.
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One upholstered daybed that sleeps two. Pull out the twin trundle for guests or sleepovers, store bedding in the wood drawer, and keep a small room looking like a finished space all week.
Two beds in one: a stylish upholstered daybed that pulls out a twin trundle for guests or kids' sleepovers
- limited space for overnight guests
- need for extra sleeping space in small rooms
- hidden storage for bedding or clutter
Sleep your guests without giving up the room
Your office or playroom becomes a guest room in seconds. Pull out the twin trundle, and the upholstered daybed you use all week becomes a bed for overnight company.
A daybed that looks like the sofa you wanted

Channel tufting that reads as seating
A vertical channel-tufted backrest and sloped scroll arms in linen-look fabric give the frame a finished sofa shape, so the room works during the day.

A second bed that slides out
The twin trundle rolls out on casters, so one piece handles two sleepers without a separate bed frame.

Storage under the guest bed
The wood drawer with compartments sits under the trundle and keeps spare bedding and clutter out of sight.
Frame, trundle, and storage, all included
- Upholstered daybed frame with slats×1
Teal linen-look fabric, wood slat base
- Pull-out trundle on casters×1
Twin-size second bed
- Wood storage drawer×1
Compartments, fits under the trundle
From couch nights to a real guest bed
The room that never gets a day off
Your spare room is an office on Monday and a playroom on Tuesday. When company comes, it turns into an air mattress, a pile of bedding and a couch that wrecks someone's back.
Two beds, one footprint
The twin trundle rolls out on casters from under the daybed. A wood drawer with compartments holds the bedding. You get a second bed without a second frame taking floor space.
Ready when they arrive
Pull the trundle, make it up, done. Weekend guests and kids' sleepovers are easy to say yes to now, and the room still looks like seating the rest of the week.
One footprint instead of two beds
| This daybed | Air mattress | Separate guest bed | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Looks like seating by day | Yes | No | No |
| Real bed frame with slats | Yes | No | Yes |
| Built-in storage | Yes | No | Partial |
| Takes one footprint | Yes | Yes | No |
| No inflating or setup | Yes | No | Yes |
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Questions and answers
The trundle is a twin-size sleeping platform on a wood slat base. Mattresses are not listed in the box, so plan on a twin mattress for the daybed and one for the trundle. Comfort depends on the mattress you choose.
The upholstery is a smooth linen-look fabric, easy to wipe down and vacuum. Keep claws and sharp objects away from it, as with any upholstered piece.
It rolls on casters. Hard floors are easiest. On rugs, clear fringes and cords from the path and pull slowly with both hands.
Measure the pull-out length and leave that space clear at the foot of the daybed. Without it the trundle cannot extend fully.
An air mattress needs inflating and shifts overnight. A sofa bed is heavy. This is a real bed frame with slats that sits as seating all week, and the second bed rolls away when you are done.
You get a daybed, a trundle and a storage drawer in one footprint. Buying and housing a separate guest bed costs more money and floor space, every day of the year.
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