11 Grown-Up Futons That Aren’t Anything Like What You See in College Dorms

This economical option comes in three colors and has a split back that lets one side lounge while the other stays upright — or you can put both sides down for a comfortable sleep. Novogratz also happens to be one of our favorite budget brands you should know about.

Made by the mattress brand Serta, you know this small-space-friendly modern futon is prepared to give you a good night's sleep whenever you need it. And because it's armless, anyone can fit on it (even your extra-tall friends).

Both the armrests and backrests on this convertible futon are adjustable, so you can use this as either a sofa for watching TV or as a completely flat bed. Inside, the sofa is lined with 3-inch thick supportive memory foam, so you know this piece was designed with all-day (or all-night) lounging in mind.

Simple and seriously budget-friendly, this white futon found at Walmart is a great entry-level option. It's upholstered in white faux leather and gives off a sleek and elegant look while still remaining practical.

Glam certainly describes this pink and gold split-back sofa. You can set the backrests to three different positions — upright, angular, and flat — so you get a totally customized seating environment that fits your mood at any moment. It's also available in a moody gray color if brightly colored furniture isn't totally your thing.

This futon may look like a regular sofa, but its back folds down to create a cozy sleeping space for guests. It's upholstered in velvet and comes in a mix of bold and neutral colors. Best of all, it can be configured into three positions for ultimate lounging.

PBTeen might cater to teenagers, but this futon is anything but juvenile. The Finn Futon is stylish, trendy, and reclines to a full-sized bed with plenty of support and cushioning. This popular pick is easy to love and has a variety of coverings (choose between chenille, velvet, canvas, and twill) that let you tailor it to your taste.

Need something extra small and compact? This sweet little seat comes in three colors and opens up to a twin-size sleeping area, perfect for overnight guests in tight spaces (including bedrooms).

The Andes futon is proof that these mainstays are definitely seeing better days when it comes to style. This sleek sofa folds down quickly and easily, and the simple gray color will match just about any decor idea you have in mind (although you can also get it made to order in a variety of other colors).

The clean lines and absent arm rests make this futon a simple piece that fits easily into any living room. It's available in 23 different color and fabric options and has handsome metal legs that give it a decidedly modern look. We like how quickly and easily it folds flat, so you can take it from couch to bed in only a few seconds.

This seriously doesn't even look like a futon. The clean lines of the oak frame give this West Elm futon an elevated look. It quickly converts to a sleeper for two. The cushions have a medium firmess for a good night's sleep or just lounging on the sofa.

For a modern look that's also extremely functional, Walmart's convertible futon fits the bill. In addition to the four neutral tones (black, charcoal, gray, and sand), the tapered wooden legs and rounded armrests are classic touches. The backrest has three adjustable positions and the center console even folds down to reveal two cupholders.

Edloe Finch's futon sofa bed is a dream from the inside out. There's the olive green velvet upholstery that's a decor showstopper, the hardwood frame, and the thick foam filling. That all means this is a comforable, durable piece whether you're using it as a sofa or bed for yourself or guests.