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Night and Day Wood Futon Frames Compared: Autumn vs Eureka vs Trinity vs Winchester (2026)

Short answer: choose the Eureka if you want an armless futon frame. It is also the narrowest, at 76 inches wide in full. Choose the Winchester for a solid steam-bent arm rest, or the Autumn for the widest frame in the group. The Trinity is the classic option. All six frames in this guide, including the Fuji and Kingston, are Night and Day Furniture hardwood frames sold in full and queen sizes.

Night and Day wood futon frames at a glance

Model Arm style Full (H x W x D) Queen (H x W x D) Wood listed Finishes
Autumn — 38" x 83" x 55" 39" x 89" x 58" Rubberwood solids and/or veneers Black Walnut, Cherry, Chocolate, Natural
Eureka Armless 33" x 76" x 55" 38" x 82" x 58" Hardwood (species not listed) Black Walnut, Cherry, Chocolate, Natural
Trinity — 37" x 80" x 56" 38" x 85" x 58" Rubberwood solids and/or veneers Black Walnut, Cherry, Chocolate, Natural
Winchester Solid steam-bent arm rest 37" x 81" x 55" 38" x 87" x 58" Rubberwood solids and/or veneers Black Walnut, Cherry, Chocolate, Natural
Fuji — 33" x 82" x 55" 38" x 86" x 58" Rubberwood solids and/or veneers Cherry, Chocolate
Kingston Stick-and-rail pattern arm 34" x 81" x 55" 38" x 82" x 58" Rubberwood solids and/or veneers Cherry, Chocolate, Natural

A dash means the spec is not published on the product page.

Dimensions are listed as published (height x width x depth). The product pages do not say whether each measurement is taken in the sofa or the bed position, so check the one that matters for your room before you order.

What all six frames have in common

Every frame in this guide is a Night and Day Furniture "Standard Futon Frame Complete". Each one is offered in full and queen sizes, and each lists the same three features: hardwood construction, easy operation and multiple finishes.

Five of the six (Autumn, Trinity, Winchester, Fuji and Kingston) list plantation grown rubberwood solids and/or rubberwood veneers. The Eureka page lists hardwood construction but does not name the wood.

A few things are not covered on any of the six product pages. None describes how the frame converts from sofa to bed, beyond "easy operation". None lists a mattress or says what "Complete" includes. None offers drawers or a tray as an option.

Autumn: the widest frame

The Autumn is the largest frame here. It measures 83 inches wide in full and 89 inches wide in queen, and at 39 inches tall the queen is the only model in the group taller than 38 inches. It comes in all four finishes: Black Walnut, Cherry, Chocolate and Natural. The product page does not describe the arm style, so check the photos if arms matter to you. It suits a long wall where you want the frame to fill the space.

Eureka: the armless futon frame

The Eureka is the only frame in this group described as having no arms. Night and Day's copy says there are "no arms in your way". Without arms, it is the narrowest option: 76 inches wide in full and 82 inches in queen. The full is also one of the two lowest frames, at 33 inches tall. It comes in Black Walnut, Cherry, Chocolate and Natural. With no arms and the smallest footprint, it suits a tight wall or an alcove.

Trinity: the simple classic

Night and Day positions the Trinity as a classic frame with "easy, crisp styling". The full is 80 inches wide and 56 inches deep, making it the only full frame here deeper than 55 inches. The queen is 85 inches wide. It comes in all four finishes and is made of rubberwood solids and/or veneers. It suits buyers who want a classic wood frame in any of four finishes.

Winchester: the steam-bent arm

The Winchester's defining feature is its solid steam-bent arm rest, and Night and Day describes it as one of its more popular models. The full measures 37 x 81 x 55 inches and the queen 38 x 87 x 58 inches. Like the Autumn, Eureka and Trinity, it comes in Black Walnut, Cherry, Chocolate and Natural. Choose it if you want wooden arm rests rather than an armless frame.

Fuji: Japanese-inspired styling

The Fuji's design takes its cue from Japanese temples and gardens. It has the fewest finishes, only Cherry and Chocolate. The full is 82 inches wide and, like the Eureka, 33 inches tall. The queen is 86 inches wide. The page does not describe its arm style. It suits a room with a Japanese-inspired look where a Cherry or Chocolate finish works.

Kingston: Arts and Crafts arms

The Kingston has an Arts and Crafts stick-and-rail pattern in the arm, which Night and Day says it holds a design patent on. It comes in Cherry, Chocolate and Natural. The full measures 34 x 81 x 55 inches. The queen is listed at 38 x 82 x 58 inches, which puts it level with the armless Eureka as the narrowest queen here. That figure is only 1 inch wider than the full, a much smaller gap than any other model, so confirm the width before you plan around it.

Which one should you buy?

  • Want an armless futon frame, or have the least wall space: Eureka.
  • Want a solid steam-bent wooden arm rest: Winchester.
  • Like Arts and Crafts detailing: Kingston.
  • Want a Japanese-inspired look in Cherry or Chocolate: Fuji.
  • Have a long wall and want the largest frame: Autumn.
  • Want a simple classic in Black Walnut or Natural: Trinity (Autumn, Eureka and Winchester also come in both).

To see these frames next to Night and Day's other models, browse all Night and Day futons and sofas or our full futon collection.

Frequently asked questions

Does a Night and Day "Complete" futon frame come with a mattress?
The product pages for these six frames do not list a mattress, and they do not say what "Complete" includes. Contact us to confirm before you order.

Which Night and Day futon frame is armless?
The Eureka. It is described as having no arms, and it is the narrowest frame in this group at 76 inches wide in full.

Are Night and Day futon frames solid wood?
All six list hardwood construction. The Autumn, Trinity, Winchester, Fuji and Kingston list plantation grown rubberwood solids and/or rubberwood veneers. The Eureka page does not name the wood.

How does the frame convert from a sofa to a bed?
Each page lists "easy operation" but does not describe the conversion mechanism.

Do these frames come in queen size?
Yes. All six are offered in full and queen. The queen versions range from 82 to 89 inches wide as published.

Questions? Call or text (916) 262-7257 or email support@archicfurniture.com.

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