How to Find Cheap Futon Beds

...that Look Expensive

1. Look for 1-Piece Construction

1-Piece Construction

• Instead of buying a futon mattress + frame, get a convertible futon - where the bed is attached to the frame.

1-Piece Construction

• These “Klik-Klak” futon beds look like stylish sofas rather than dorm-room furniture.

• (Not that dorm furniture isn’t stylish...)

2. Choose Contemporary

Design

Contemporary Design

• Furniture that has a simple, contemporary design can match virtually any decor...

• You can fool people into thinking you know something about design.

Contemporary Design

• It rarely goes out of style,...

• which means you won’t end up with an outdated-looking sofa in your living room.

3. Get Durable Fabric

Durable Fabric

• Durable fabric will look better for longer - and with less maintenance.

Durable Fabric

• These futons don’t look cheap after a year of use, and your friends will think you have a lot of class.

Durable Fabric

• This doesn’t mean you need to pay for real leather.

• Faux fabrics often look like the real thing - and they can hold up better.

Durable Fabric

• Look for stain-resistant fabrics.

• Microsuede is known for looking expensive while standing up to regular use.

4. Choose Versatility

Versatility

• Convertible futons usually offer several reclining positions.

• Some have split-backs for more seating options.

Versatility

• Some have fold-down trays with cup-holders.

• Oh, that’s where TV the remote went!

Versatility

• Convertible futons typically don’t have armrests...

• so multiple pieces can be arranged together to create a pricey-looking sectional.

See 5 Futon Beds Under $200...

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