Decorating Decorating Tips & Advice Decorating Basics Daybeds Are the Coziest 2020 Decor Trend: Here Are 4 Designs We Love These sofa-bed combos are as practical as they are pretty. By Jessica Bennett Jessica Bennett Instagram Jessica Bennett is the digital assistant home editor at Better Homes & Gardens. With a knack for writing and editing, she covers decorating, home improvement, cleaning, organizing, and more for BHG.com. With nearly five years of combined experience in digital and magazine journalism, she has contributed over 800 articles for BHG.com to date, and her writing on interior design and decorating has been featured in 16 national print magazines, including Do It Yourself, Country Home, Beautiful Kitchens & Baths, Secrets of Getting Organized, and more. Jessica received a Bachelor of Science degree in journalism and mass communication from Iowa State University. She also completed a secondary major in French language studies. Prior to graduation, she was inducted into the Kappa Tau Alpha honor society, which recognizes academic excellence in the field of journalism. She is currently pursuing an interior design certificate from the New York Institute of Art + Design. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process Published on February 25, 2020 Share Tweet Pin Email It's the hardworking furniture every home needs. Daybeds are one of our favorite trendy furnishings for 2020, and there's so much to love about this hybrid seating solution. Combining the comforts of a bed and a sofa, this versatile piece can turn any room—including living rooms, dens, and kids' rooms—into a guest room. Unlike a traditional sofa, a modern bench-style daybed won't block the view of the window (or TV). The deep seat also means more space for pillows, throws, and the dog. Plus, you can consider a daybed your permission to take a nap. Here are six finds you can buy now. Adam Albright Photography 01 of 04 Yellow Upholstered Daybed Courtesy of ABC Carpet & Home This minimalistic bench looks sleek but sleeps like a comfortable, twin-size bed thanks to its accommodating 31-inch depth. With upholstered tufting and a bolster pillow, the vibrant daybed makes a cozy spot for lounging or napping. Tapered wood legs and a mustard yellow color give it a mid-century modern spin. Buy It: Crashpad Twin-Sized Daybed, $700, ABC Carpet & Home 02 of 04 Cushioned Daybed Courtesy of Urban Outfitters An overstuffed cushion (sold separately) softens this daybed's classic silhouette. Crafted from rubberwood in a medium finish, the low-to-the-floor design works well in small spaces or an entryway. The corresponding cushions come in a variety of colors and fabrics. Buy It: Rohini Daybed Cushion, $189, Hopper Daybed, $499, Urban Outfitters 03 of 04 Multiuse Sleeper Daybed Courtesy of CB2 This upholstered daybed can easily adapt as your guest list grows. The stacked design unfolds to create two single beds or one extra-large sleeper. A bolster pillow and blue basketweave fabric lend a cozy touch. Buy It: Lubi Turquoise Sleeper Daybed, $1,099, CB2 04 of 04 Rattan Daybed Courtesy of Article Don't be fooled by this indoor daybed's airy looks. Durable polyester fabric and nubby rattan add toughness that suits your covered porch or family room. The cushion comes in dark and light gray. Buy It: Sol Dolphin Gray Daybed, $999, Article Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit