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January 17, 2024

The Floyd Sofa - A Couch-In-A-Box Made to Last

Detroit-based direct-to-consumer brand floyd is looking to change that. Their modular sofa is built for longevity and can expand with family needs or change as needs and family size evolve - plus, its cover protects from spills, stains, and pet scratches!

floyd is constructed from FSC-certified birch or pine plywood frames that customers can choose between being upholstered or un-upholstered, as well as having its structure glued and screwed rather than nailed together for optimal shape retention over time - this feature is particularly important for parents with pets or anyone hosting guests frequently.

The seat cushion features three densities of foam to ensure a soft landing for any position of lounging, while also seamlessly fitting with any style of home decor; its minimalistic style works with any design taste and its 22-inch seat depth is likely an issue for taller adults.

After giving the Floyd Sofa a test run myself, I can vouch that this sofa-in-a-box really lives up to its reputation. Sturdy enough for kids and pets, easy assembly/disassembly/moving, it will complement any decor style beautifully, while being exceptionally comfortable to sit on (though slightly firmer cushions would have been preferred by myself).

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I’m Justin Ankus, an architectural designer, ceramicist, and digital media entrepreneur with a Bachelor of Architecture from the Illinois Institute of Technology. My architectural experience spans public-sector work, private residential design, independent commissions, international competitions, and conceptual projects exploring how buildings respond to their landscapes. My portfolio includes residential renovations and new-construction concepts, urban and cultural proposals, digital fabrication, and architectural studies developed for environments ranging from dense cities to the American desert. My current architectural work continues to explore sculptural forms, parametric design, contextual futurism, and the relationship between architecture, climate, material, and place. Across architecture, ceramics, publishing, and web development, my work combines spatial thinking, visual storytelling, digital automation, and hands-on making to transform ideas into tangible experiences across clay, digital media, and the built environment.
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