The foldout sleeper comes in a wide variety of styles. Comfort and quality vary widely depending on the manufacturer, so if this is going to be a daily-use sofa, purchase the best you can afford.

The sofas lack the supportive springs found in a non-sleeper sofa, so they do feel a little different when you sit on them. As for sleeping, the thin mattress means you may feel the support bars when you lie down.

The cost of a couch runs from $200 to $10,000 with some bespoke pieces, involving custom sizing and upholstery options, topping even this. So, what's the rule when it comes to splashing the cash?

“If it's your forever sofa, buy the best you can afford,” says Lisa. “The old saying that ‘you get what you pay for' rings true here. The quality and craftsmanship is mostly in the detail that you can't even see, from the frame to the webbing and the stitching.” Try shopping the sales – a great sofa at a reduced price is a far better investment than a

Ideas to create perfect bedroom.Create a cosy seating area and Declutter.Use calming aromas.Keep your cool.Grow some plants. You can lose up to an hour's sleep a night in an uncomfortable bed, so it's important to buy the best you can afford.

Refresh your nest.Invest in a good bed.Glam it up.