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At SLF24, we partner with NadaUp-two distinct brands united by a singular wellness philosophy. NadaUp brings the wellness vision; SLF24 brings the infrastructure (sofas, chairs, beds) and distribution. Together, we aim to not only sell furniture, but to help people restore their bodies by shifting poor habits into health-supporting habits. Central to our philosophy is this: sleep is your nightly reset-a time when your systems heal, your internal rhythms realign, and key neurotransmitters (especially serotonin) help orchestrate balance. Our revolutionary medical-grade foam design is engineered to serve that reset, by minimizing disruptive stresses (pressure, heat, misalignment) so your system can lean into healing.

At SLF24, we design more than furniture - we create wellness environments. Our collaboration with NadaUp brings together innovation in design and science-backed comfort to help you live healthier, calmer, and more emotionally balanced. Every SLF24 sofa, chair, or bed is built with NadaUp’s medical-grade foam technology, originally tested in healthcare and clinical settings. This foam reduces body pressure by 46%, provides 69% faster surface cooling, and improves circulation and musculoskeletal relief.

At SLF24, working alongside NadaUp’s wellness philosophy, we don’t see furniture as inert objects. We see them as partners in restoration - subtle tools that support the unity of body, mind, and soul. Because when those three are aligned, life feels fuller, healthier, more balanced. In this article, I want to deepen the meaning of that unity - show how comfort, physiology, and psychology interweave - and help you see why our medical-grade foam sofas and chairs are not just nice to sit on, but potential game-changers for your long-term health.

Colour is one of the most powerful tools in interior design, and its impact goes far beyond aesthetics. The concept of colour temperature refers to the psychological and visual effect of warm, cool, and neutral tones. Warm tones like red, orange, and yellow are associated with energy and intimacy, while cool shades such as blue and green evoke calmness and sophistication. Neutrals sit in the middle, providing balance and timelessness. When applied to furniture, colour temperature shapes how a room feels and functions. A sofa in a warm earthy shade can make a large, open-plan space feel cosier, while a cool-toned armchair might add freshness to a compact living room. Understanding these principles helps homeowners choose pieces that not only look good but also influence mood and atmosphere in subtle, yet powerful ways.

In today's multifunctional homes, furniture that adapts to our daily needs is more important than ever. Whether you're winding down after work with your favourite series or preparing for unexpected visitors, sofa beds prove to be one of the most versatile and space-saving furniture options available. Combining style with function, they provide an ideal solution for modern living, especially in small apartments and compact spaces. In this article, we'll explore why sofa beds are a smart investment for anyone looking to enhance their home's practicality without sacrificing aesthetics. From design inspiration to practical advice, discover how a sofa bed can seamlessly serve as both your favourite lounge spot and a comfortable sleep solution for guests.

Choosing the colour of your sofa is one of the most important decisions when designing your living room. The colour of the furniture defines the mood of the interior and determines whether the design will stand the test of time or simply follow short-lived trends. Today, we’re taking a closer look at two of the most fashionable shades of recent seasons: classic beige and elegant bottle green. Which one is right for your space? Read on for our comparison to help you decide.

The living room is one of the most important rooms in the house. It’s where we unwind after work, spend time with family, welcome guests, and celebrate special moments. No wonder we want it to be both functional, comfortable, and visually appealing. Unfortunately, even with the best intentions, it's easy to make mistakes that reduce both the charm and practicality of the space. Here’s a list of the most common pitfalls to avoid when arranging your living room’s relaxation zone.

Some interior design details change more than it might seem. One of them is the legs of upholstered furniture – an element that may appear minor but in reality affects not only the visual perception of the room, but also user comfort, ease of cleaning, and ergonomics. Modern interiors – but also classic or Scandinavian-inspired ones – gain a sense of spaciousness when you choose furniture with legs. The room simply feels more "airy" and clear. Light reflects off the floor, air circulates more freely, and cleaning becomes less of a chore. But that's just the beginning of the advantages.

Spring and summer are times when the garden, terrace, or balcony can become our private oasis of peace. In favorable weather, many daily activities move outdoors: afternoon coffee, morning yoga, dinner with friends, or simply relaxing with a book. To fully enjoy such moments, it's worth taking care of the proper arrangement of the space. Well-chosen garden furniture and accessories can completely transform the surroundings and make even the smallest balcony a dream place to relax. So how to design a garden that is not only functional but also aesthetic and consistent with our lifestyle?