Daybed
Daybed
A Daybed (pronounced: day-bed) is a type of furniture that is used as both a bed and a seat. It is typically used in common areas for lounging, reclining, and seating during the day, and can be used for sleeping at night.
Etymology
The term "daybed" is derived from the two words "day" and "bed", indicating its dual purpose of use during the day and night.
Description
A daybed typically consists of a mattress on a frame, often with three sides - two "arms" and a "back". The design allows it to be used as a bed, a couch, or a lounging area. Some daybeds also come with a trundle, a second bed that can be pulled out from underneath the main bed.
Types of Daybeds
There are several types of daybeds, including the traditional daybed, the sleigh daybed, the chaise daybed, and the canopy daybed. Each type has its own unique design and features, but all serve the same basic function of providing a comfortable place to sit or sleep.
Related Terms
- Trundle bed: A low bed on wheels that can be stored under a larger bed.
- Futon: A type of bedding that consists of a mattress and a duvet.
- Sofa bed: A sofa that can be converted into a bed.
- Chaise longue: An upholstered sofa in the shape of a chair that is long enough to support the legs.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Daybed
- Wikipedia's article - Daybed
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