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After all, who doesnt love an excuse to roll out of bed and right into another one?
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Our family daybed was soft yet supportive, and roomy enough to comfortably lay on.
This is a hallmark feature ofgreat daybeds in todays market, too.
The best daybeds have a durable frame and deep seat to withstand hours of lounging.
Most are twin-size or full-size, with enough room for one to two people to fully lie down.
Though, some come with trundles to accommodate extra sleepersand even additional storage.
Of course, our favorites also have sturdy and beautiful frames.
It features small-space-friendly proportions and a trundle, transforming into an extra guest bed.
Others like theThuma Classic Daybedare simple yet effective.
Its minimalist look can blend with most interiors, and it tucks nicely into corners.
Customization and easy setup are always nice to have in daybeds.
The best budget daybeds master the basics, offering robust frames and roomy proportions.
Not all our best budget daybeds come with a mattress included.
Best Daybeds With Trundles
Trundles are a daybeds best friend.
Trundles should be easy to roll out and just as sturdy as the elevated portion.
Our favorite daybeds have discreet trundleshidden in style so you barely realize an extra bed is there.
The trundle also comes with a bentwood slat system for ultimate durability.
All these daybeds with trundles pull out on wheels or casters for easy mobility.
They also have sturdy, long-lasting wooden or metal frames.
Our favorites mostly have drawers with easy-access pulleys or knobs, like theSmartDer Wood Twin Daybed.
TheIKEA Hemnes Daybed Framemaximizes its functionalitycomplete with three drawers on a frame that extends to create a double bed.
You get a sofa, double bed, and storage space in one frame.
Our top picks dont make it obvious that they are storage, though.
Rather, the drawers blend in and even add to the overall design.
So, having a durable frame is paramount.
All of our picks feature a wood or metal frame.
Both of these materials can last a lifetime when properly cared for.
Of course, the jot down of wood and metal matters, tooas well as the construction.
For example, softwoods like pine may not be as long-lasting as hardwoods like engineered wood or oak.
Some of the best daybeds feature kiln-dried frames for reinforced durability.
This includes theWest Elm Mid-Century Daybed, which is made from a combination of eucalyptus and engineered wood.
Be sure to allocate a few hours to get this done in case the bed has lots of parts.
This saves ample space compared to having an additional guest bed frame.
Plus, its more comfortable than anair mattress.
Other daybeds have storage built into their frames.
TheGiantex Twin Daybed Frame, one of our best budget picks, is a great option for additionalunder-bed storagetoo.
Those with storage often incorporate drawers at the base.
Still, some come withbotha trundle and additional storage drawers for feature-packed fun, like theIKEA Hemnes Daybed Frame.
Why Trust The Spruce?
This roundup was written byShagun Khare, a freelance interior design and home furniture writer.
She has been writing for The Spruce since 2021 and about interiors for over three years.
