Harper Reversible Chaise Sleeper Sofa Bed :: Leg Finish: Pecan / Sleeper Option: Deluxe Innerspring Mattress

Harper's Magazine, Harper Lee, the Harper Islands: some things just don't go out of style. Two other things that are always chic are the classic lines and wide armrests of the Harper Reversible Chaise Sleeper Sofa Bed. Reading a book or listening to music has never looked better than when you do them on this cozy, solid-built sofa from Apt2B. As part of our popular Harper collection, this sofa has some absolutely irresistible features you’re sure to fall in love with from the get-go. Get ready to sink into the overstuffed back cushioning, which provides support while also being pillowy soft. Seriously, binge-watching a beloved series never felt so good. In addition, this sleeper chaise sofa features a wood base that adds an inviting flair (plus, never again will any pet or kids’ toys get lost under the sofa...phew!). The classic track arms add a modern touch to this pull-out couch even while it maintains a classic and cozy aesthetic. With the addition of the reversible chaise, this sofa has everything going for it. You can reposition the side that has the chaise whenever you want to switch up your room layout or if you happen to move into a new space down the line. Searching for a custom sofa to suit your space? Our Harper comes in 30+ cleanable fabric options, but just because we know spills happen, the overstuffed cushions are flippable, too. If you can’t decide which color or fabric style is right for your home, simply order up to 10 free swatches to see the top contenders in person before you finalize your order. Don’t forget about this chaise sofa sleeper’s hidden secret. If you need a place for friends to stay, this Harper sofa bed can instantly transform into a guest room for your visitors. A pull-out queen-size mattress is stashed inside and folds out easily to accommodate your guests. You'll be flip-flopping the chaise positioning on this sofa bed couch for as long as the limited lifetime warranty allows, which you know...means forever...although To Kill a Mockingbird will probably still outlast it. (It's a really good book, after all.)