Combining sofa and bed functions... expanding online-exclusive lineup

Shinsegae Casa announced on Oct. 21 that its brand Casamia will launch two new online-exclusive sofa beds, “Nuvola” and “Souffle.”


As demand grows for multifunctional furniture that makes efficient use of space, particularly among single-person households and newlyweds, Casamia is expanding its online-exclusive sofa bed lineup.


Nuvola combines a 3-seater sofa with a bed and storage. The space beneath the seat can be used to store bedding when the product is used as a sofa and back cushions when it is unfolded as a bed. Pulling the seat forward and unfolding the backrest and mattress fabric converts it into a bed. Its front-extension design means there is no need to move the furniture, even when it is placed against a wall. It combines pocket springs and memory foam to distribute pressure across the body.

Casamia Nubola 3-Seater Sofa Bed. Shinsegae Casa

Casamia Nubola 3-Seater Sofa Bed. Shinsegae Casa

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Souffle is a 2-seater sofa bed measuring 131 cm wide. Its three-layer construction consists of 5 cm of high-density foam above and below 8 cm-thick pocket springs. Pulling the handle at the front of the seat converts it into a bed, and the backrest is reclined by 3 degrees to support the lower back.


Both products feature LIVE SMART, a water- and stain-resistant performance fabric from global textile company Culp, helping reduce the burden of managing everyday spills and stains. The fabric received the highest rating, Grade 5, in both domestic tests for wet rubbing resistance and stain removal. It is also certified to the international textile safety standard OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100.



A Shinsegae Casa spokesperson said, “Going forward, we will actively respond to changing lifestyle needs with products that combine space efficiency, design and ease of use.”


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