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A single seater sofa is the piece people buy last and end up using most. It fills the corner nobody knew what to do with, adds a seat when guests turn up, and works in a bedroom or a study without anything else having to move.

The Sleepyhead single seater sofa collection has 18 options across five designs. Here is what separates them.

What a one seater actually solves

• Seating without committing the room. It adds a place to sit in a space where a bigger sofa would take over.
• A corner with a purpose. A chair, a lamp and a small table turn dead floor space into a reading spot.
• Flexibility. Light enough to move when friends come over, or when you rearrange the living room.
• A bit of colour. One seater sofas are the easiest way to bring a shade into a room without repainting anything.

Sofa Yolo: the one built for daily use

• The Sleepyhead Sofa Yolo is the most reviewed single seater we make, with over 690 reviews on the Avocado Green alone. It uses High Density Ortho Support Foam and is German TUV-Tested, so it is built to hold its shape through years of everyday sitting.
• If the chair is going to be used every day, for work, reading or television, start here. It comes in Avocado Green, Sesame Grey, Berry Blue and Coco Brown.

Sofa Bae: minimal, with a solid wood frame

• Sleepyhead Sofa Bae is the quietest design of the five. A modern minimal shape on a solid durable wood frame, which makes it easy to place in a room that already has a lot going on.
• It comes in five colours, from Ember Orange and Ocean Blue to Pebble Brown, Stone Grey and Copper Brown

Sofa Mojo: for homes with kids or pets

• Sleepyhead Sofa Mojo uses stain and water-repellent fabric, which is the feature that matters most in a busy household. Spills wipe off rather than sink in.
• The dual-tone fabric with clear-cut piping also makes it the most decorative of the range, in Berry Blush Pink, Teal Pop Blue, Pepper Crush Grey, Lemon Zing Yellow and Cocoa Rush Brown.

Sofa Drip and Drip Pro: the newest arm designs

• Both are new launches, and the difference is in the arms. Sleepyhead Sofa Drip has a striking floating arm design, Sofa Drip Pro an inclined arm. Both sit on elevated legs with a wooden finish, which lifts the sofa off the floor and makes a small room feel less crowded.
• Drip comes in Sandstone Beige and Pine Green. Drip Pro comes in Charcoal Grey and Coco Brown.

Find the Right Sleepyhead Single Seater Sofa for You: The Range at a Glance

Use this quick comparison to see how each design differs in build, look and best use.

Design	Key Features	Best For	Colours
Sleepyhead Sofa Yolo	High Density Ortho Support Foam, German TUV-Tested	Everyday use and long sitting hours	4 colours
Sleepyhead Sofa Bae	Solid durable wood frame, modern minimal design	Rooms that need a quiet, classic shape	5 colours
Sleepyhead Sofa Mojo	Stain and water-repellent fabric, dual-tone with piping	Homes with kids or pets	5 colours
Sleepyhead Sofa Drip	Floating arm design, elevated wooden finish legs	Compact rooms and a lighter look	2 colours
Sleepyhead Sofa Drip Pro	Inclined arm design, elevated wooden finish legs	A statement corner	2 colours

 

Where to put it

• Living room. Angle it slightly towards the main sofa so people face each other rather than the television.
• Bedroom. A single seater, a floor lamp and a side table are all a reading corner needs.
• Home office. Somewhere to take a call that is not your desk chair.
• Studio apartment or balcony. Seating that does not commit the whole room.

Picking the colour

There are 17 colours across the collection, which is more choice than most people expect at this size.

• Busy households. Darker shades like Pepper Crush Grey, Stone Grey or Coco Brown hide everyday marks best.
• Bright rooms. Sandstone Beige and Sesame Grey keep the space feeling open.
• A pop of colour. Lemon Zing Yellow, Ember Orange and Teal Pop Blue work when the rest of the room is neutral.

Building the rest of the room around it

Most people add to a single seater rather than stopping there, and our ranges are designed to be combined.

• Pair it up. A 2 seater sofa from the same range gives you a coordinated setting in a compact room.
• Go bigger. A 3 seater sofa with the single seat facing it makes a proper conversation layout.
• Add a footrest. An ottoman turns the single seater into a lounger whenever you want one.

Why Buy from Sleepyhead

Sleepyhead is a Bengaluru-based sleep and home brand. We started with mattresses and now make beds, sofas, sofabeds, recliners, pillows and home furnishings.

• Free delivery across India on our sofa range.
• Tested durability, with German TUV testing behind the Yolo range and solid wood frames on Bae.
• Sit on one first at any Sleepyhead store, listed on our store locator.
• Talk to us on 8884884345, any day between 9:30 am and 6:30 pm, or at [email protected]. Register your warranty once the sofa arrives.

Picking yours

Work out how the seat will be used first. Daily use points to Yolo, a busy household to Mojo, a quieter room to Bae, and a compact space to Drip or Drip Pro. Then pick the colour, order your Sleepyhead single seater sofa online, and the corner takes care of itself.

Foam is solid. Whatever heat your body puts into it has to find its way out around the edges, which is slow work on a humid night in May.

The Duroflex Airboost mattress is built the opposite way. Instead of a solid block, the core is made of more than one lakh independent fibres arranged in a 3D open-air matrix, so air moves through the middle of the mattress rather than around it.

How Air-Knit technology works

Each of those fibres behaves like its own small shock absorber. Press down and it compresses; lift off and it springs back.

• Airflow through the core. The open structure means heat and moisture escape instead of building up under your back.
• Even weight distribution. With one lakh of fibres responding independently, load spreads rather than concentrating at the hips.
• Max rebound. The surface returns to shape quickly, so turning over takes no effort and the mattress resists long-term body impressions.
• Cleaner over time. Less trapped moisture means fewer of the conditions that dust mites and odour-causing bacteria need.

Select Airboost models also use Arctic Ice fabric for cool-touch comfort at the surface, on top of the airflow happening underneath.

The Airboost Mattress Range

All six come in single, double, queen and king. What changes is the fibre type, the firmness and the trial and warranty terms.

• Duroflex Airboost Livein. Over 1 lakh adaptive nano fibres, medium firm, 10 year warranty with a 100 nights trial. A new launch,
• Duroflex Airboost 3.6. Over 1 lakh adaptive fibres with ortho support, in a firm build with a 7 year warranty.
• Duroflex Airboost 3.8 Bionix Ice Pro. Over 1 lakh Airknit fibres with ortho support, medium firm, 10 year warranty and a 100 nights trial.
• Duroflex Airboost 3.10 Bionix Ice Pro. The same Airknit and ortho support build, medium firm, 10 year warranty and 100 nights trial.
• Duroflex Airboost 6.8 Arctic Ice. Airknit fibres with latex and adjustable firmness, so you can set it to medium firm or firm. 10 year warranty, 100 nights trial,
• Duroflex Airboost 6.10 Arctic Ice. The same latex and adjustable firmness build, the highest in the range.

Which one suits how you sleep

• You sleep hot. Any Airboost model helps, but the Arctic Ice variants add cool-touch fabric on top of the airflow.
• You want to change the firmness later. The 6.8 and 6.10 Arctic Ice models offer adjustable firmness between medium firm and firm.
• You sleep on your side. The fibres adapt quickly around the shoulder and hip, which is where side sleepers usually feel pressure.
• You sleep on your stomach, or you are heavier. Airboost 3.6 is the firm option, built to resist deep sinkage.
• Back support is the priority. The ortho support models, 3.6, 3.8 and 3.10, are designed around spinal alignment.

If you are still unsure, the Duroflex Mattress Decoder and our Ideal Mattress recommender will shortlist for you in about half a minute.

Zoned support, in plain terms

Airboost uses zoned support, which means different parts of the mattress respond differently.

Softer zones under the shoulders and hips let those heavier areas settle in for pressure relief. Firmer zones under the lower back hold you up and keep the spine closer to neutral. That combination is what reduces morning stiffness for a lot of people, and it is why the range sits under our Duropedic line.

Trial and warranty, model by model

This varies, so it is worth checking before you order.

• 100 nights trial on the Airboost Livein, 3.8 Bionix Ice Pro, 3.10 Bionix Ice Pro, 6.8 Arctic Ice and 6.10 Arctic Ice.
• 10 year warranty on those same five models.
• 7 year warranty on the Airboost 3.6.

Register the warranty once your mattress arrives, so the cover starts from a record rather than a receipt you have to find later.

Why people trust Airboost

Duroflex has been making mattresses in India for decades and has served over 1.3 crore families, and Airboost is where that experience meets newer sleep technology. It also comes with two things most mattresses can’t say: an ISSR accreditation and a recommendation from NHA doctors.

• ISSR accredited. Airboost is accredited by the Indian Society for Sleep Research (ISSR) for 30% more deep sleep.
• Recommended by NHA doctors. Doctors at the National Health Academy (NHA) recommend Airboost mattresses.
• Built for Indian conditions, where humidity and long summers decide how a mattress actually performs.
• Certified, BPA-free materials and testing against quality, safety and durability standards.
• Try it in person. Find your nearest Duroflex store on the store locator, or call 1800 108 5008 any day between 9:30 am and 6:30 pm.

Worth a look if heat is your problem

If you have tried foam and woken up warm, or watched a mattress lose its shape after a couple of years, the fibre core is a genuinely different approach. Pick the firmness you want, check the trial terms on the model, and order your Duroflex Airboost mattress in the size your bed takes.