Daybed Bedding

If you've recently purchased a daybed, or intend to, you're probably going to be looking at daybed bedding sets pretty soon. Bedding for daybeds is a little bit different than bedding for normal beds, unless you plan to leave the bed down all the time and never convert it to a little sofa. Which, if you're planning to do that, you may as well just buy a couch or futon sofa. If, however, you're planning on converting the daybed back and forth, then you'll want a daybed bedding set that also looks good, or at least passable as, well, a couch.

If the new daybed is, or will be a bed for a kid, it introduces another problem. Many times, kids want some sort of specialized bedding. With girls daybed bedding, it might be Barbie or Jonas Brothers or the like; with boys, possibly the latest action movie, maybe GI Joe or Transformers. While these things all look just fine on a regular bed, odds are pretty good they'd look quite silly on a small couch, even if said couch is in the kids' room. Kids usually involve a lot of compromises anyway, and their daybeds bedding isn't going to be any different.

The best solution will probably be to purchase a daybed bedding ensemble that looks good as both a sofa and a daybed. There is a type of bedding for daybed that includes pillows that, when sitting on top of the folded daybed, look a lot like couch cushions. This especially useful if the daybed sits in a public area of the house and is used as a guest bed since the the pillows could also be used for sleeping.

Following is a video from a daybed bedding company that will show you a massive number of bedding options.  I'm not saying you should buy from that company, per se, but the video might give you some good ideas of what you're looking for.