1. Why is comfort often associated with buying furniture?

When comfort is lacking, the reflex is often to think of:

• sofa for relaxing
• desk for working
• chair for proper seating

But in a small home, each new piece of furniture reduces the available space and complicates the arrangement.

2. The real issue: comfort of use, not the furniture

Comfort does not solely depend on the number of furniture pieces, but mainly on:

• posture
• back support
• stability in seated position
• ability to remain comfortable over time

Without these elements, even a sofa or a desk can become uncomfortable.

3. Why is the bed often the best alternative?

In a small space, the bed is:

• already present
• sufficiently wide and stable
• used several hours a day
• central in the room

Rather than adding furniture, it’s more effective to optimize what already exists.

4. How to transform the bed into an alternative to the sofa and desk?

By adjusting the position of the bed:

• a slightly raised bed becomes comfortable seating
• it allows for occasional work
• it replaces a sofa for relaxing
• it supports the back over time

The key is to transition from a flat bed to a stable semi-sitting posture.

5. How does CosyLift allow for more comfort without buying furniture?

CosyLift creates a gentle and stable mattress incline, which allows:

• use of the bed as a relaxation space
• to work without slumping
• to avoid purchasing a sofa or desk
• to keep the space clear
• to make the home more flexible

One element improves multiple uses.

6. What are the tangible daily benefits?

Without adding furniture, you gain:

• more comfort in a seated position
• better posture
• a more fluid space
• less visual clutter
• a more livable room

The home becomes more pleasant without being overloaded.

7. What angle is the most versatile to replace a sofa and desk?

An angle between 10 and 20 degrees allows:

• comfortable seating
• reading or working
• screen viewing
• stability over time

It’s the ideal angle for multifunctional daily use.

FAQs

Q: Is it really possible to do without a sofa?

Yes, in a small space, a well-positioned bed can fulfill the same function.

Q: Is it comfortable to work without a desk?

Yes, for occasional or light work, the semi-sitting posture is very effective.

Q: Is this suitable for daily use?

Yes, especially when space is limited.

Q: Does this make the apartment more minimalist?

Yes, fewer furniture pieces mean more space and clarity.

Q: Is it a sustainable solution?

Yes, because it relies on usage and flexibility, not accumulation.