[
UK
/dˈeɪbd/
]
NOUN
- an armless couch; a seat by day and a bed by night
- a long chair; for reclining
How To Use daybed In A Sentence
- On the other is the open-air lounge, with a fully stocked bar and comfy Indonesian daybeds with plump throw pillows, and low tables that double as footrests.
- If Junior had a single bed, this might be the time to replace it with a fold out sofa, futon sofa, or daybed.
- Look for an ottoman with built-in storage or a daybed that can work as a couch.
- Here spread out on a daybed is a very large table top ready to go into the iron frame that will support it. Judy Wise
- I am insisting on a bed in that room for me, and since Pumpkinpie's daybed is working so well, I am looking at a daybed of simple silver steel tubes, something I can see in a boy's room or a girl's room, really, whereas most daybeds lean towards the feminine. Blue.
- She furnished the space with comfortable, stylish pieces, including a chair found at a flea market, an old coffee table, and an antique daybed.
- There's a scarlet dining-room, with distressed metal walls, a Chinese emperor's daybed for lounging about on, and a fabulous collection of primitive art and antiques.
- Bailey's room has a daybed, and Colin's has bunk beds.
- There is, however, a daybed in my office which I had set up when my sister was staying over.
- He often incorporated sofa-lined niches or low-lying daybeds abundantly piled with tasseled cushions.