I totally get where you’re coming from - I’ve got two cats and went through way too many “wipeable” sofas that still managed to trap fur in every crevice. Eventually found something solid through https://www.cocoonfurnishings.ca/sofa - they’ve got sleeper options in actual leather and performance fabrics that don’t attract fur like a magnet. Mine’s been holding up great for over a year now, and it doesn’t look like it came out of a college dorm. Worth checking out if you want something sleek but functional. More on reddit.com

I tried the American Leather Comfort Sleeper and the Landon sleeper from DreamSofa. Comfort sleeper felt great but costs Mercedes money. Skye uses the same no-bar platform and a 5-inch orthopedic foam mattress, but the cover is removable and machine-washable. Frame has a lifetime warranty, which matters if you’re opening it daily. I’ve opened mine 40-plus times still smooth, no squeaks. More on reddit.com

American Leather is a pretty great brand for sleeper sofas and the big issues that people have most of the time with a sleeper sofa is that it's neither suited well to be a bed or a sofa. American's mitigated some of these issues and they make a great range of sofas that can handle daily use. One thing about American Leather is you get what you pay for, and you will pay a lot: sleepers range from $2000 for a stocked fabric to $7000 for a custom leather. If you're going to spend the money then really understand the kind of fabric or leather you're buying and how it will wear over time. There are a few brands that white-label American Leather products, Room & Board is one. Everything in their Day & Night line is made by American Leather: http://www.roomandboard.com/ideas_advice/buying_guides/sleeper_guide.ftl More on reddit.com

I have a Murphy bed in a cabinet as our guest bed. It looks like a regular sideboard when it's all folded up, but easily folds out into a queen-sized bed whenever we need it. It's actually extremely comfortable and very easy to use! More on reddit.com