Miranda

Very convenient for the home office - provides a space to sit that is not the desk and can be converted to a single bed for visitors. Firm but not too firm seating and love the side cushion for lounging. It was smaller than a twin and space efficient. Very happy with our purchase!

It's wonderful for lounging and napping. No one has slept on it overnight yet but I think it will be fine. The daybed looks great too. I was concerned because some reviews that the bolsters needed to be an against a wall, but R&B assured me this wasn't the case. I have the corner cushion. Only one side is against a wall, and as promised it's perfectly stable even when leaning against the side that's not against a wall. The fact that the cushions can be moved to either end is another plus.

The Miranda Daybed fits our small office/guest room perfectly. It also has a stylish vibe. The cushion is sturdy and can be moved to fit your use.

We quite like it and it makes our living space come out very well.

Beautiful to look at, comfortable for sleeping and sitting!

We are pleased with sleak design and portable cushion. You can use it the way you want. Right amount of softness. We like it.

Happy with the purchase for its intended use - a compromise - I wanted a built-in window seat suitable for reading and as a guest bed in a pinch, but not at the price to contract for a built-in piece. Settled on this daybed after looking online at perhaps more than 100. The back rest needs to be re-engineered to somehow not slip back while leaning against it in a seated position - I imagine it would be fine as a headrest though. I will be playing with adding a riser on the back underside inside the cover to see if having the backrest tip forward slightly more when not in use will give the added resistance needed to keep it from slipping when leaning against it. I have this under windows that start at the seating height and it's unrealistic to lean against the windows - if this is up against a wall that the backrest could rest against - that would solve the slipping, or most of it.

I bought the Miranda sectional (2 daybeds with one corner backrest and 2 straight backrests). The stock fabric worked perfectly with our decor and the feel is real sturdy yet soft.

I am enjoying the Miranda Daybed. The original order included the corner backrest and one straight backrest but I liked the look with simply the straight backrest best and R & B made returning the corner piece a breeze. One drawback to this these backrests is that even though there is non-slip fabric on the bottom, they tend to slide if sitting and leaning against them. The backrest really need to be shaped somewhat differently, I think the term is raked - they need an additional piece of wood on the lower back frame to raise the back and pitch the backrest toward the person some so that when they lean against it has greater resistance. To test this I rolled up a hand towel and placed it inside the cover under the back frame. I plan to replace the towel with a piece of wood since the cover conveniently has a zipper. #sweepstakes

The design is modular and allows for multiple seating arrangements for our small space.