Omhu Sofa Reviews (2026)

• Very flexible setup: The modular format makes it easy to switch between a sofa, a flat sleeping surface, and a casual floor-lounge arrangement.
• Firm but supportive feel: The mattress base reads “structured” rather than plush. Great for people who like stability; less ideal if you want a sink-in couch.
• Low seat height: The low profile looks modern and relaxed, but it can feel too close to the floor for taller users or anyone who prefers an upright sit.
• Washable covers are a real plus: Being able to zip off the covers makes upkeep more manageable—especially in homes with kids or pets.
• Not a traditional backrest experience: The back cushions are comfortable, but the overall support is looser than a framed sofa with fixed arms and a tall back.

To keep the evaluation consistent across the lineup, we scored each model on the same set of day-to-day categories:

• Assembly & setup: How straightforward it is to unbox, position, and get it ready for use.
• Comfort & ergonomics: Support while sitting, lounging, and stretching out—plus how the back cushions behave over longer sessions.
• Cooling & breathability: Whether the fabric and cushion setup tend to trap heat during extended use.
• Durability: How stable the modules feel, whether the setup shifts around, and how well the materials hold up to frequent conversions.
• Cleaning: How realistic it is to keep the sofa looking good with routine maintenance and cover care.
• Size & layout practicality: Whether the footprint works in real rooms, and how flexible the layout feels once it’s in place.
• Value & policies: How the price and purchase policies align with the overall experience for this type of sofa.

Our Review

The standard TEDDY is the cleanest entry point into the lineup. In day-to-day use, it reads like a deep lounge platform with a firm mattress feel and soft back cushions that you can move around. Conversion is fast because there’s no hardware—just a simple rearrangement into a flatter surface.

We liked it most as an everyday hangout couch for smaller living rooms, offices, and guest spaces where you want something that can become a bed without dedicating the room to a traditional sleeper frame.

Product Specs

• Overall size: 78.7 W x 39.4 D x 27.6 H inches
• Seat height: 13.4 inches
• Seat depth: 39.4 inches
• Fabric composition: 90% polyester / 10% nylon
• Martindale rating: 35,000
• Cover care: Removable covers; machine wash up to 85°F
• Convertible modes: Sofa, bed
• Returns/cancellation: Cancel within 24 hours; made-to-order final sale after
• Estimated delivery: 4–8 weeks
• Price: $1,995

Our Testing Experience

What we liked

• Supportive, steady base that doesn’t feel flimsy when you move between sitting and lounging.
• Quick conversion into a flat surface without dealing with a pull-out mechanism.
• Low, modern profile that works well in relaxed, minimalist spaces.

Who it is best for

• People who want a simple convertible setup for everyday lounging and occasional overnight guests.
• Small-to-medium rooms and apartment layouts where a full sleeper sofa would feel bulky.
• Anyone who prefers a firmer, more mattress-like feel over a plush sink-in couch.

Where it falls short

• The low height can be uncomfortable if you want a higher seat or more upright posture.
• Back support depends on cushion placement, so it can feel less structured than a framed sofa.
• Not as soft as it looks; the “teddy” vibe is more about comfort and shape than deep plushness.

Our Review

TEDDY Plus is the same concept in a more expansive format. It takes up real space, but you get the payoff: more room to sprawl, more flexibility for a conversation-pit-style setup, and a bigger bed surface when you flatten everything out.

In our testing, it worked best as the “main” sofa in an open living room—especially for households that like to host, lounge for long stretches, or want a sleeper configuration that doesn’t feel like a compromise.

Product Specs

• Overall size: 118.1 W x 39.4 D x 27.6 H inches
• Seat height: 13.4 inches
• Seat depth: 25.6 inches
• Fabric composition: 90% polyester / 10% nylon
• Martindale rating: 35,000
• Cover care: Removable covers; machine wash up to 85°F
• Convertible modes: Sofa, bed, conversation pit
• Returns/cancellation: Cancel within 24 hours; made-to-order final sale after
• Estimated delivery: 4–8 weeks
• Price: $2,795

Our Testing Experience

What we liked

• More room to stretch out, with a layout that feels made for longer lounging sessions.
• Easy to reconfigure for movie nights, group seating, or a larger bed-style surface.
• Same stable, firm base that holds up well when you move pieces around frequently.

Who it is best for

• Living rooms where the sofa needs to be both the primary seating and the occasional guest bed.
• Households that like a relaxed, low lounge setup over a structured, upright couch.
• People who want conversation-pit flexibility without going fully modular-piece-by-piece.

Where it falls short

• It’s wide—if your room is tight, it can dominate the space quickly.
• Still sits low, so it won’t solve “I need a higher sofa” complaints.
• Costs more than the standard TEDDY without changing the overall feel as dramatically as the footprint does.

Our Review

Corner Open is a corner layout designed to keep the setup feeling airy. It gives you a chaise-style side, and the reversible layout makes it easier to adapt when you move or rework your room.

This option made the most sense for us when we wanted a true corner footprint without the “boxed-in” feeling that some sectionals create. It was also the easiest corner model to position in different rooms because you’re not locked into a single left/right orientation.

Product Specs

• Overall size: 118.1 W x 78.8 D x 27.6 H inches
• Seat height: 13.4 inches
• Seat depth: 39.4 inches
• Fabric composition: 90% polyester / 10% nylon
• Martindale rating: 35,000
• Cover care: Removable covers; machine wash up to 85°F
• Convertible modes: Corner sofa, bed, conversation pit
• Reversible chaise direction: Yes
• Returns/cancellation: Cancel within 24 hours; made-to-order final sale after
• Estimated delivery: 4–8 weeks
• Price: $2,995

Our Testing Experience

What we liked

• Corner layout with a more open feel than a traditional chaise sectional.
• Reversible chaise makes room planning easier (especially if you move often).
• Converts into a large, flat surface for lounging or guests without complicated steps.

Who it is best for

• People who want a corner sofa but still want flexibility in the layout.
• Households that host and need extra “floor lounge” space for casual hangs.
• Anyone who likes deep lounging and doesn’t mind a lower seat height.

Where it falls short

• Takes up meaningful floor space, even before you convert it into the bed configuration.
• Back support is softer and less structured than a framed sectional with arms.
• The price bump is noticeable compared to the standard TEDDY.

Our Review

Corner Closed gives you the most “sectional-like” feel in the lineup. Compared to Corner Open, it reads more complete as a dedicated seating zone—better if your goal is to anchor a living room and create a defined corner layout.

We found it most appealing for larger spaces where you want a lounge-friendly corner sofa that can still flatten out into a large bed surface when needed. The tradeoff is cost: it’s the priciest configuration here.

Product Specs

• Overall size: 118.1 W x 78.8 D x 27.6 H inches
• Seat height: 13.4 inches
• Seat depth: 39.4 inches
• Fabric composition: 90% polyester / 10% nylon
• Martindale rating: 35,000
• Cover care: Removable covers; machine wash up to 85°F
• Convertible modes: Corner sofa, bed, conversation pit
• Reversible chaise direction: Yes
• Returns/cancellation: Cancel within 24 hours; made-to-order final sale after
• Estimated delivery: 4–8 weeks
• Price: $3,195

Our Testing Experience

What we liked

• Most cohesive corner seating feel in the TEDDY lineup.
• Lots of space to lounge, plus an easy path to a large, flat sleeping setup.
• Still flexible enough to rearrange without a complex modular frame system.

Who it is best for

• Large living rooms where you want a defined corner layout as the main seating zone.
• Families who lounge hard and occasionally need a big, flat surface for guests.
• Buyers who like the TEDDY concept but want the most “sectional” version of it.

Where it falls short

• Highest price in the lineup, so the value depends on how much you’ll use the corner layout.
• Low profile isn’t ideal for anyone who needs a higher seat or firmer back structure.
• Not the best choice if you prefer a more tailored, upright sitting posture.

All four options share the same core feel: low to the ground, mattress-based support, and a layout that’s meant for lounging. Choosing the right one comes down to your room size, how you want the sofa to function most days, and whether you want a corner setup.

Choose the TEDDY Sofa if:

• You want the smallest footprint that still works for everyday use and occasional overnight guests.
• You like a firmer sitting surface and don’t need a tall, structured back.
• You prefer a minimal look and want an easy, fast conversion into a bed.

Choose the TEDDY Plus if:

• You have the space for a wider sofa and want a more expansive lounge setup.
• You host often and want a bigger bed surface for guests.
• You like the idea of a conversation-pit-style layout for movie nights and group hangs.

Choose the TEDDY Corner Open if:

• You want a corner sofa but still want flexibility in how the layout sits in the room.
• You like a more open corner feel rather than a boxed-in sectional silhouette.
• You expect to rearrange furniture occasionally and want a reversible chaise orientation.

Choose the TEDDY Corner Closed if:

• You want the most complete corner seating zone in the lineup.
• You have a large room and plan to use the sofa as your primary lounge and guest setup.
• You’re willing to pay more for a more anchored, sectional-style feel.

Shipping and lead times are part of the deal

OMHU positions the TEDDY lineup as made-to-order, with an estimated 4–8 week delivery window. That’s normal for this category, but it’s still worth planning for—especially if you’re buying it for a move-in date or for frequent guests.

Returns and cancellations are time-sensitive

The purchase flow matters here: cancellation is allowed within 24 hours, and made-to-order sofas are treated as final sale after that window. If you’re on the fence about the layout or the low-profile feel, it’s worth measuring carefully and committing only when you’re confident.

The feel is intentionally firm

The mattress base gives the TEDDY lineup a stable, supportive feel. For lounging, it’s comfortable in a “hold you up” way rather than a plush, sink-in way. If you love softer seat cushions, this may not be the right match.

It’s low—great for lounging, not great for everyone

The seat height is 13.4 inches, which contributes to the relaxed, modern look. The tradeoff is that getting in and out can feel awkward if you prefer a higher seat or need more lift for your knees and hips.

Covers are removable, but you still need a routine

Removable covers make upkeep easier, but you’ll still want a basic routine: vacuum regularly, spot-clean quickly, and wash covers only when needed to keep them looking crisp.

Practical specs that tend to matter

• Seat height: 13.4 inches
• Seat depth: 39.4 inches on TEDDY and the corner models; 25.6 inches on TEDDY Plus
• Fabric durability: 35,000 Martindale

Simple pro tips that help long-term

• Rotate cushions occasionally so one spot doesn’t take all the wear.
• If you switch between sofa and bed modes often, keep a consistent “setup order” so the cushions sit the same way each time.
• Use a washable throw in high-contact areas if you’re trying to keep the upholstery looking new.

A few real limitations

Two things stood out in daily use. First, the overall back support is softer and less structured than a framed sofa. Second, these pieces are deep because they double as mattresses, so they can crowd smaller rooms once you add a coffee table and walking space.

The standard TEDDY can work in smaller rooms because the footprint is simpler than a sectional. The corner models take up much more floor space, and the low profile can feel extra large in tight layouts.

Because it’s mattress-based, it tends to feel more stable and supportive than many pull-out sleepers. If you like a firmer sleep surface, it’s a good fit. If you want a plush, pillow-top feel, it may feel too firm.

Traditional sleepers usually look more like a standard couch and use a fold-out mattress frame. The TEDDY approach is simpler—more like rearranging a mattress-and-cushion system—so the “sofa” feel is different, but conversion is quick.

Yes. The covers are designed to zip off. The care guidance is to wash at a low temperature (up to 85°F) using a mild detergent, avoid tumble drying, and skip bleach or harsh chemicals.

It’s the low seating and softer back structure. If you want a taller backrest or a more upright, supported sit, a traditional framed sofa may suit you better.