Orian Collection

Orian is a modular sleeper sofa that converts a relatively compact two-seater—about 185 cm (72.75 in) wide—into a Queen-size guest bed in its base configuration. It is suited to people who want firmer seat support, softer loose back pillows and a deeper sitting position than Neptune. Its sleeper seats do not contain storage; you can add separate compatible storage seats or ottomans. Orian’s elevated mechanism is designed for easy one-person conversion, even one module at a time.

Orian’s two-seat Queen configuration provides approximately 157 × 202.5 cm of sleeping surface with about 5 in (13 cm) of supportive foam. Its sleeper mechanism creates several connected sleeping sections; the optional Cozey Sleep Kit mattress topper adds cushioning and helps smooth the seams between them. Orian’s firmer seating is paired with softer, loose back pillows that are removed when opening the bed. It is intended to provide comfortable guest sleeping, though a permanent mattress may be preferable for indefinite nightly use.

Orian uses its own folding sleeper mechanism: each of two seats contributes seat, back and middle sections to a larger Queen-size sleeping surface. Neptune uses a different system and typically creates a Full-size bed from three sleeper seats. Orian is deeper and lower to sit on, with firm seats and soft loose back pillows. Neptune is more upright and includes storage in every sleeper seat plus optional headrests. Orian sleeper seats have no storage; separate storage modules and ottomans are available.

Orian looks like a conventional modular sofa when the sleeper is closed. Its listed seat is about 42.5 cm (16.7 in) high and 65 cm (25.6 in) deep—lower and deeper than Neptune’s more upright seating. Its seat foam is supportive and relatively firm, while its loose fibre-filled back pillows feel softer and may need occasional fluffing. Those small pillows must be removed before converting the bed. If you need taller back support and storage in every seat, Neptune may fit better.

Orian has removable, machine-washable covers on its eligible seat and loose back cushions, helping clean up everyday spills and guest-related messes. Its arm and base upholstery is fixed rather than fully removable like Cassini or Atmosphere. For pets, check current Performance, Aquaforte and Chenille fabric options, especially whether a wider weave could catch claws. No fabric is completely pet-proof. Because Orian’s back pillows are loose, routine repositioning and occasional fluffing also help maintain their appearance.

Orian’s sleeper mechanism is engineered and tested for repeated use, including thousands of opening and closing cycles. The structure uses a supportive foam sleeping surface and a metal mechanism integrated into modular pieces. If a hinge begins creaking, an appropriate lubricant may help; do not tighten or alter the mechanism without Cozey’s instructions. Compatible modules and eligible cushion covers can be replaced, with Customer Happiness assisting if parts are not listed online. The five-year limited warranty covers eligible manufacturing defects, not a guaranteed 20-year mechanism life.

Orian’s listed two-seater is about 185 cm (72.75 in) wide and 104 cm (41 in) deep when closed. Opened as a Queen-size guest bed, the sleeping surface measures approximately 157 × 202.5 cm (61.75 × 79.75 in). Plan for the bed’s full outward depth plus practical walking clearance, and remember that the sofa’s external arms may extend beyond the sleeping-surface width. A modular boxed delivery can help with tight access, but you should still check doors, stairwells and elevators.

No. Orian’s sleeper seats do not have built-in storage. Instead, storage is offered through compatible dedicated Storage seats, Storage corners and Storage Ottomans. The listed capacities are approximately 90 L for a storage seat, 100 L for a storage corner and 80 L for an ottoman, depending on the module. This lets you combine guest sleeping with separate storage where the layout allows. If your priority is storage inside every sleeper seat, compare Neptune instead.

Yes. Orian’s integrated sleeper mechanism is designed for easy one-person use, typically about 20 seconds per seat without significant lifting. You can extend just one sleeper module to create an elevated chaise-like lounging position at normal seat height while other seats stay upright. To open the bed, remove the small loose back pillows; when closing it, remove sheets, mattress topper and all bedding first. We regularly demonstrate Cozey sleeper mechanisms in stores so customers can try conversion for themselves.

Yes, correctly sized standard Queen bedding can work with Orian’s base two-seat bed, which opens to approximately 157 × 202.5 cm (61.75 × 79.75 in). Check the actual sleeping measurements because they are not precisely identical to every conventional mattress. The Cozey Orian Sleep Kit offers fitted bedding plus a mattress topper that adds cushioning and smooths the joins between the folding sections. For a layout with additional sleeper seats, see the separate expansion and fitted-sheet guidance rather than assuming base Queen bedding will fit.

Cozey recommends approximately 350 lb (159 kg) per person for long-term Orian use. This is primarily a recommendation about preserving foam cushioning comfort and preventing accelerated compression over time—not a statement that the structure suddenly fails above that weight. Orian is engineered with a substantial structural frame and a sleeper mechanism designed for repeated use. Sustained heavier loads may shorten foam life. Customers with a specific loading or accessibility requirement should consult Cozey for guidance instead of interpreting the number as a guaranteed structural breaking point.