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Day beds make practical use of your space-saving solutions

Do I have to have two beds and one sofa? The best daybed is because it can be moved easily from one sofa to another. How can you put your duvet in? Some daybeds are fitted with drawers, so you can put everything you need on the daybed and turn them into an attractive bedroom.

Modern, Mid-Century, and Contemporary Daybeds

Ah, the day bed. Truly a timeless piece of furniture that has been enjoyed by people for centuries. However, you might ask yourself, what is the difference between a daybed and a sofabed? A daybed is a piece of furniture that can serve as a sofa and a bed but doesn't convert into a physical bed. Daybeds have been around for centuries, but they have gained popularity recently as more people embrace the idea of using small spaces in their homes. 

Daybeds are perfect for modern apartments and houses thanks to their compact size and multifunctional design. Poly and Bark's small selection of daybeds is ideal for those wanting both a sofa and a seat in their home. From traditional designs to mid-century modern daybeds, there are options for everyone and every space. So why not take a seat (or a nap) on one of these versatile pieces of furniture? You just might find that you need (or want) a daybed in your home too! 

Daybeds are often overlooked as a piece of furniture. Some view them as modern-day cots, and while they don't offer the luxury of a full-sized pullout sofa with a mattress, they can serve many other purposes. The modern daybed is gaining popularity, thanks to its versatile design and stylish good looks. If you're looking for a daybed for your home, check out Poly and Bark's small but perfectly formed selection of mid-century and modern daybeds. With their clean lines and sleek styling, our daybeds will make a chic addition to any room in your house. 

Maybe you need a place to spread out and read a book on a rainy day, or you just need a place to put your feet up at night while binge-watching some tv? Daybeds are known to be comfortable and functional. And, since they're usually smaller than a standard sofa, they can be a perfect addition to an apartment or small home. So, if you're looking for a piece of versatile and stylish furniture, consider a daybed. You might be surprised by how much you use it. 

Poly and Bark's selection of daybeds is made from the highest quality materials. The Jasper Daybed, for example, is exquisitely crafted with full-grain pure-aniline dyed leather upholstery in a Cognac Tan color. The upholstery is tough and can withstand scuffs, and the hide markings patina well over time. The kiln-dried ash wood frame features a low-profile back and tapered legs in a walnut finish, and the high-density foam and duck feather cushioning will keep you stretched out in comfort for ages. 

And now, thanks to Poly and Bark, you can enjoy a modern-day bed that is just as comfortable and stylish as the ones used by the women of the Victorian era. Just imagine how wonderful it would be to curl up on a day bed with a good book or take a nap in the midday sun. With Poly and Bark's collection of day beds, you can create your little oasis of relaxation, no matter 

where you are. Whether you want to add a touch of elegance to your bedroom or simply want to relax in style in the living room, our daybed collection will have what you need!

Is a daybed suitable for a bedroom?

Can you recommend the perfect daybed? The simplest of daybeds are single beds with three sides and are ideal as a regular bed, so they're a good choice for kids' and teens' rooms.

Daybeds & Are Great For Guest Bed

Do you have an open-door policy when it comes to guests?

Once in a while, all the rooms in your and rooms you usually use as guest room houses will be taken; for those rare days, daybeds are an excellent backup for your tired guest, either way, it's great having an extra bed handy and not in the way.

What is the difference between a daybed and a bed?

Daybeds and twin beds differ by frame primarily: backrests on daybeds, armrests on double frames, and headboards and footboards. Each frame has little comfort but does affect the appearance of the bed.