Extra Bed Options

Explore Extra Bed Options at Mattress Firm to find beds, mattresses and bedding for guest rooms, shared spaces and more. Browse a range of choices to discover sleep essentials that suit your space, preferences and budget.

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Tulo Bamboo 12" Medium Plush Green Tea Memory Foam Mattress

5567

Starting at

$659⁹⁹

Medium Comfort, best for

Back, Side, Stomach Sleepers
Bed Partner
Pain
Temperature
Toss and Turn

FREE ADJUSTABLE BASE ³ with code ELEVATE

Sealy Essentials Winter Green 12" Medium Euro Top Mattress

604

Starting at

$879⁹⁹

Medium Comfort, best for

Back, Side, Stomach Sleepers
Pain
Bed Partner
Temperature
Toss and Turn
Allergies

Beautyrest Silver BRS900 12" Plush Mattress

1149

Starting at

$1399⁹⁹

Plush Comfort, best for

Side Sleepers
Temperature
Pain
Bed Partner
Toss and Turn

FREE ADJUSTABLE BASE ³ with code ELEVATE

Sleepy's Basic Box Spring Foundation

10654

Starting at

$169⁹⁹

Sleepy's Basic Innerspring Firm Mattress

8697

Starting at

$249⁹⁹

Firm Comfort, best for

Back, Stomach Sleepers
Temperature
Pain
Bed Partner
Allergies
Toss and Turn

Sealy Ease Adjustable Base

5115

Starting at

$1049⁰⁰

Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Ergo 3.0 Adjustable Base

3783

Starting at

$1499⁰⁰

$1599⁰⁰

$100 OFF

Sleepy's Universal Premium Bed Frame

730

Starting at

$62⁵⁰

$124⁹⁹

$62 OFF

Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Ergo ProSmart Adjustable Base

Starting at

$3199⁰⁰

$3399⁰⁰

$200 OFF

Calm app 3-month free trial with mattress purchase & registration

Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Ergo Smart Adjustable Base

1005

Starting at

$1999⁰⁰

$2199⁰⁰

$200 OFF

Calm app 3-month free trial with mattress purchase & registration

Extra bed options make it easier to welcome overnight guests without giving up valuable space every day. The right choice depends on how often the bed will be used, who will sleep on it and how much room you have available when it is open. A folding guest bed or rollaway can be a practical fit for a home that needs an occasional sleep surface and convenient storage. These beds typically fold into a slim profile that can be placed in a closet, against a wall or in another out-of-the-way area between visits. They are especially useful for hosting family during the cooler months, accommodating a friend after an evening gathering or giving children a comfortable place to sleep during a sleepover. When comparing options, consider the overall frame dimensions, folded size, mattress thickness, support system and weight capacity. Casters can make a stored bed easier to move, while a locking mechanism can help keep the frame steady when it is in use. Measure doorways, hallways and storage areas before choosing a bed, and leave enough clearance around the open frame for guests to get in and out comfortably. A portable bed may also be a thoughtful gift for someone setting up a first home, preparing a guest room or making a flexible space more welcoming for visiting relatives.

For rooms that serve more than one purpose, dual-function furniture can provide a more permanent-looking solution. A daybed can work as a sofa, reading spot or quiet place to relax during the day, then become a single sleep surface at night. A trundle bed adds another sleeping area beneath the main bed and can be pulled out when needed, making it helpful for children’s rooms, shared spaces or guests who stay occasionally. Some trundles are designed for a mattress only, while others lift to create a higher sleep surface, so check the clearance and the recommended mattress height before purchasing. A cabinet bed conceals a folding mattress inside a finished cabinet, allowing the piece to function as a console, buffet or surface for a television when closed. It can suit a living room, office or dining area where a traditional bed would feel out of place. A Murphy bed folds vertically into a wall-mounted cabinet and opens a floor area that can be used as a workspace, craft room or exercise area during the day. These options require careful attention to wall placement, ceiling height, opening clearance and installation requirements. In a smaller apartment, a sleeper sofa can offer everyday seating and convert into a bed when visitors arrive, while an air mattress can provide an affordable, highly temporary solution that inflates and stores with minimal effort. Air mattresses are convenient for short stays and occasional use, though they may not provide the same edge support, height or long-term stability as a framed bed. For any extra bed, look for a sleep surface that feels supportive, a setup process that fits your routine and materials that are easy to clean between guests.

Comfort extends beyond the frame and mattress. Fresh sheets, a washable cover, a supportive pillow and a warm blanket can make an extra bed feel considered rather than improvised, especially when a guest arrives after a long trip or during a chilly night. Explore Extra Bedding to find useful layers for preparing a welcoming sleep space. Keep frequently used items together in a labeled basket or storage bin so sheets and blankets are ready when needed. If the bed will be used by children, make sure it is appropriate for their age and size, keep the surrounding area clear and follow all safety instructions provided with the frame. Older guests may appreciate a taller sleep surface that is easier to get in and out of, while younger guests may benefit from a lower profile and sturdy guardrails where appropriate. For a dedicated guest room, prioritize everyday comfort and a bed that can remain set up. For a multipurpose room, prioritize easy conversion, compact storage and a design that complements the space when the bed is closed. During the cooler months, an extra bed can offer a comfortable retreat for visiting family, provide flexibility when household routines change or give a home office a second purpose. By matching the bed style to the available space, frequency of use and needs of the people sleeping there, you can create a dependable place to rest without making the rest of the home feel crowded.

What are the different types of extra bed options? + -

Extra bed options include daybeds, trundle beds, bunk beds, sofa beds, guest beds and folding beds. Each type offers a different combination of design, functionality and sleeping space.

What features should I look for in an extra bed? + -

Look for features that match your space and routine, such as a supportive frame, a comfortable mattress, built-in storage, a trundle or folding design and an easy-to-use conversion mechanism.

Are extra beds available with storage? + -

Yes, some extra bed options include drawers, shelves or lift-up compartments. Storage beds can help organize bedding, pillows and other bedroom essentials.

Can an extra bed fit into a multipurpose room? + -

Yes, many extra bed options are designed for rooms that serve more than one purpose. Daybeds, sofa beds and folding beds can help a guest room, office or living area transition between uses.

How can I coordinate an extra bed with my bedroom style? + -

Choose a frame finish, upholstery color and bedding design that complement your existing decor. Coordinating materials and textures can help the extra bed feel like a natural part of the room.