The Most Stylish Sofas Under $200 for Budget-Friendly Decorating

This midcentury-inspired sofa features all of the right 1960s-style characteristics, including turned out tapered legs, a low profile, and an earthy colors. What makes it so affordable, however, is the materials. Unlike authentic midcentury modern furniture, which was usually crafted from locally harvested organic materials, this sofa is made using engineered wood, but you'd never know. The Chermaine also features an adjustable reclining back.

More than $200 off the original price, this Uhomepro futon was a lucky find, and we don't expect it to stay in stock for long. Available in five colors, including the creamy beige pictured here, this convertible sofa would be ideal in a home office or small living room. After all, you can't beat a multi-functional furniture.

The smooth faux suede material and cushy memory foam make for an equally sleek and comfortable seating solution. It's available in five colors and adjusts to four different positions to accommodate different scenarios. You can raise the pillowy armrests or lay it completely flat for extra seating space or the ideal nap space. If suede isn't your upholstery of choice, there's a leather option, too.

For a sofa bed option that's pretty unassuming and will blend into any decor, this Serta model is pretty versatile. The neutral colorways, low-profile silhouette and simple tufting make it a great starter couch for a first apartment. It's a steal at under $150, so for extra seating in a guest room or rental property, you could even get more than one to fill out your space.

There's something sleek and streamlined about an armless couch that we love. Case in point: the Avabella sofa bed, which is available in the pale cognac color pictured, gray, and a jet black. It's both shallow and low-to-the-ground, so if you fall on the taller side of the spectrum, this may not be the sofa for you. Otherwise, it's what we'd call the perfect piece.

This sumptuous sofa comes in 12 shades, but we're partial to the light blue, which could add a much-welcome lightness and comfort to a living room. It's covered in bouclé fabric, which lends itself to a trendy, contemporary aesthetic.

The rounded silhouette and flared arms on this couch make it feel so warm and inviting, and who could ask for more in such an affordable loveseat. Pro tip: having light pass through the legs of a couch often makes a compact space feel bigger and more open, as opposed to one without legs. So with 16 inches of clearance under this loveseat, it'll work wonders in a smaller living room.

This loveseat is great for the lounger who wants the freedom to drape themselves dramatically across a couch without arms blocking their body (we see you). Add a pop of color to your living room with this piece that comes in vibrant orange, blue, and green hues. If you prefer the neutrals, don't worry, gray is an option too. Try placing this in the hallway or on a landing for a cozy spot to read or as extra guest seating during a party.