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Khoy Sofa Bed: A Simple, Comfortable Design

Finnish company Khoy has introduced a sofa bed that transforms from a seat to a bed by unzipping, eliminating complex mechanisms.

The Khoy sofa bed is constructed from two polyurethane foam slabs that fold out like a book, creating a floor bed. It is available in single to king sizes.

Inspired by 1970s sofa designs, the product prioritizes comfort for both lounging and sleeping, aiming for a simplified aesthetic.

Khoy states that traditional sofa beds are often uncomfortable as either a sofa or a bed, and can be overly engineered and visually compromised.

The company's approach is to remove complexity and focus on comfort as the primary design element.

Khoy was the first in its sector to ship vacuum-packed sofas, reducing volume for easier distribution.

Optional frames are available for freestanding placement, and the sofa bed comes in 12 fabric choices.

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