Explore nine low-profile sofas and daybeds where comfort takes shape through soft, sculptural and relaxed forms.Â
02. Arflex Strips Sofa BedÂ
Designed by Italian designer Cini Boeri in 1972 for Arflex, the Strips sofa bed stands out for its versatility. Modular in nature, it seamlessly transitions from a sofa into a single bed, with its signature removable quilted covers. Redefining the traditional sofa, Boeri’s functional design remains a hallmark of contemporary furniture.
Tacchini Solar daybed designed by Faye Toogood at the Rude Arts Club exhibit by cc-tapis and Faye Toogood for Milan Design Week 2024 | Photography courtesy of Tacchini
Arflex Strips sofa bed designed by Cini Boeri
03. Baxter So Soft Daybed
The Baxter So Soft daybed, designed by StudioPepe, embodies an interplay between structure and relaxed form. This piece is defined by a tubular metal frame that wraps around a leather-upholstered body, creating natural wrinkles in the material that have become a distinctive feature of the collection.Â
05. Herman Miller Luva Chaise LoungeÂ
Gabriel Tan designed the modular Luva Chaise lounge, which blends form and function with adjustable backrests and modular components that connect or separate seamlessly. Inspired by boxing gloves and Japanese futons, its soft, organic lines offer flexible seating configurations, with options ranging from armchairs to sectionals and a detachable ottoman.
The Kartell Trix ottoman designed by Piero Lissoni
09. Baxter Panama Bold Sofa
The Baxter Panama Bold sofa designed by Paola Navone transcends the traditional sofa, crafted with open, spacious environments in mind. It features a soft, highly comfortable modular ottoman sofa and re-positionable pillows with internal counterweights that can either serve as armrests or back cushions.Â
