The 9 Best Pottery Barn Sleeper Sofas That Are Equally Stylish and Functional

Compact and elegant, the Cameron Slope Arm Sleeper Sofa is as comfy as a bed as it is a sofa. While it has relatively firm cushions, the sleeper mattress features an air topper that gives it an extra plush feel that’s still supportive, so your guests get a restful night’s sleep. Plus, it's got removable legs and levelers to ensure it's stable — even on uneven floors.

You might find that an armless sleeper is the best fit for your space — especially if you’re working with a cramped living room. The Union Sleeper Sofa is just as customizable as the non-sleeper version that editors love. It comes in both a twin and queen size, and there are 49 upholstery options to choose from! Most important, though, is that the cushiony bench seat is just as comfy as the original.

Color us obsessed with the York’s streamlined silhouette, which is punctuated by square arms and removable, tapered square legs — and it comes in over 100 upholstery options. At 87” wide, it’s not the smallest sleeper we’ve come across, but it’s still a solid choice for small apartments. Two easy-pull tabs transform this couch into a trundle sleeper, which is great if you’re not into the unfolding mattress style.

If you want a sleeper sofa that you can also work from comfortably, consider the Pacifica sofa. We rated the non-sleeper version as the best Pottery Barn sofa for working from home due to its upright seat and medium-firm cushions that are soft yet supportive; so the Pacifica Sleeper promises to be even more functional. Plus, its clean-lined look and taught leather upholstery look so sophisticated.

We recommend the Buchanan square arm twin sleeper sofa to everyone for several reasons. First, the 54-inch width can accommodate the tiniest of living rooms without issue. It’s essentially an oversized armchair that pulls out into a twin bed. After testing it in-store we can confidently say it’s as comfy as it looks, and it sports a surprisingly soft seat — especially compared to other sleepers tested by AT editors.

We weren’t lying when we said you don’t have to sacrifice style when buying a sleeper. Just look at this modernized Chesterfield, which stuns with high square arms and tufted upholstery. Even better, it comes with a foam mattress that boasts moisture-wicking materials to ensure a cool night’s sleep. We also love that this model comes in fabric upholstery instead of classic leather for a luxe twist.

As its name suggests, the PB Comfort sleeper prioritizes a cozy lounging experience above all. Both its cushions and mattress are made of foam for firm support, and it also has the same tiltable mattress feature as the York model to help you find a good position for your neck. Like many other Pottery Barn sleepers, this one also has built-in floor levelers for added stability.

We love the Turner Twin Sleeper's square arms and voluminous cushions, as well as its cooling mattress. The Turner is available in more than 120 upholstery options, so just be sure to choose the one that fits best with your lifestyle in terms of maintenance.

Not only does the York sleeper come with an easy-to-clean slipcover in your choice of fabric, but it also boasts a pop-up headrest, so you can tilt up the top of the mattress for added neck support while watching TV. It’s also supremely comfortable in sofa position, as it features down-blend-wrapped cushions with no-sag springs for both softness and support.