Unexpected overnight guests can be even more of a challenge when you're living in a small space. If you don't have room for an extra bed, don't feel that a pull-out sofa or futon are your only options. How about a slightly oversized arm chair? We spotted the Oxford Twin Sleeper, in an old issue of Real Simple while doing some spring cleaning. The Oxford Twin Sleeper opens up to reval a five-inch thick twin bed with a locking headrest. It comes upholstered in a stain-resistant microfiber, in "Dublin Aloe", but other colors can be custom ordered.
Crate & Barrel Oxford Twin Sleeper
It's $999 and measures 55 by 37 by 35 inches. Available from Crate&Barrel.
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I have the Dylan twin sleeper from World Market that looks similar to this, and it's amazingly comfortable for a pull-out.
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great find Erin! and looks to be a few hundred dollars less than C&B's- how do you feel about the quality of the World Market one?
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Jonathan - I've had it for 6 months, and even with my 55 lb. dog jumping on and off it regularly, the cushions have retained their original firmness. Spills and dirt come off it very easily, and since it's very light, it's easy to move. I don't know how it compares to C&B construction-wise, but I think it'll last a long time.
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