Just moved into a 420 sq ft studio and replaced my old sofa with the 96" Boneless in slate gray. Holy hell, it’s perfect for tiny spaces. Rolls up to the size of a large duffel when I need to move again, expands in 48 h, no tools, no swearing. I sleep on it half the week—better than most hotel mattresses. Downside: it’s addicting. I now schedule meetings around “couch time.” 9.8/10.
A friend of mine just moved into a 420 sq ft studio too and told me their best decision was ditching a traditional sofa for the boneless couch in the 96" slate gray. They couldn’t believe how well it fit the space — lightweight, easy to roll up when moving, and it fully expanded within 48 hours. Everyone kept asking “how does it work?” since it’s just dense shredded foam shaping itself. They even sleep on it half the week and prefer it over most hotel beds. The only issue? It’s so comfortable they now plan their day around “couch time.”
That sounds exactly like small-space magic. The way it rolls up for moving is such a win, and shredded foam expanding cleanly in 48 hours is better than most frameless couches manage.
Planning their day around “couch time” made me laugh — that’s the real endorsement. If it beats hotel beds and still fits a tiny studio, the 96" slate gray is clearly doing something right.
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