Twin Daybed with Trundle and Storage Drawers, Grey
One grey linen daybed that rolls out a second twin bed and hides toys in three drawers. The room stays tidy by day and sleeps two at night.
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One grey linen daybed that rolls out a second twin bed and hides toys in three drawers. The room stays tidy by day and sleeps two at night.
Two beds in one: a stylish upholstered daybed that pulls out a second twin trundle for sleepovers, plus under-bed storage
- limited space for guests
- need for extra sleeping space in small rooms
- clutter needing hidden storage
A second twin bed and room to breathe, in one daybed.
Your room is a daybed by day and a guest bed by night. The toys tuck into drawers, and the floor stays clear.
Tailored linen that reads as furniture, not a bed

A second bed that slides out
The twin trundle rolls out on casters from under the daybed. A second person gets a real bed without a separate frame or an air mattress.

Storage that hides the mess
Three drawers with divided wood-grain interiors take toys, books and spare bedding. The floor stays clear.

Tufted linen that looks finished
Vertical channel tufting and scalloped arms give the frame a sofa-grade look in grey linen, over natural wood slats.
Daybed, trundle and drawer, all in one set
- Upholstered daybed frame×1
Grey linen with tufted backrest and wood slats
- Pull-out trundle bed×1
Twin size, on casters
- Storage drawer×1
Wood interior with divided compartments
From air mattress to a real bed

The floor is full and the guest is coming
A sleepover is on Friday and a relative is visiting soon. The plan is an air mattress that sags by morning, in a room where toys already cover the floor.
One piece that does both jobs
This daybed seats, sleeps and stores. Channel tufting and scalloped arms in grey linen make it look like furniture you chose, not a workaround.
Sleep, store, and keep the room clear
At night the twin trundle rolls out on casters. In the morning it slides back, the drawers stay closed, and the room is yours again.
Linen that handles everyday wear
- Brush gently
A soft brush weekly lifts dust from the tufting.
- Spot clean fast
Blot spills right away, do not rub.
- Light loads in drawers
Toys, books and bedding. Spread weight evenly.
- Clear the floor
Remove items before rolling the trundle out.
Check the footprint before you check out
- Twin sizeTrundle bed
- Wooden slatsBase
- Open floor in front for the trundleClearance
Measure your wall and the pull-out path before ordering.
One frame vs. air mattress and a guest bed
| This daybed | Air mattress | Separate guest bed | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sleeps a second person | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Built-in storage | Yes | No | No |
| Looks like furniture | Yes | No | Yes |
| Single footprint | Yes | Partial | No |
| Stays put without inflating | Yes | No | Yes |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The trundle is a twin-size bed on a wooden slat base, so it takes a proper twin mattress and bedding. Add a good topper if your guests are tall or light sleepers.
Brush it gently and spot clean spills quickly. Linen shows dirt a little faster than darker synthetics, so a quick weekly brush keeps it fresh.
Measure the footprint first and leave clear floor in front of the daybed. The trundle rolls out on casters, so it needs open floor to travel.
A plain daybed sleeps one. A sofa bed is heavy to convert. This one keeps a daybed look, rolls out a second twin bed, and adds drawers for storage.
One frame replaces a guest bed and a storage unit, so you pay for one footprint instead of two. For small rooms, that floor space is the real saving.
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