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By Eunice Johnston. Futon. Published at Thursday, September 13th, 2018 - 01:11:08 AM.

What kind of futon mattress should you get? If you get a single futon bed, the frame and mattress will probably come together. Mattresses sold in Western countries will usually be softer than those found in Japan, but they will still feel firm to people who have slept on soft mattresses all their lives. Buying a very cheap single futon is a bad idea as the mattress is likely to be somewhat flimsy, as is the frame. If you‘re lucky enough to find a store that specializes in selling futon mattresses (and they do exist), do check out their selection. These stores often carry a wide array of futons with different fillings, with several layers of cotton and foam sandwiched to provide a person‘s ideal level of support. The more expensive futons will be thicker and have more filling, but don‘t assume that bigger is better here. The thinner ones will likely provide better support and be less expensive as well.
For natural fiber mixes of the futon, wooden bases compliment it the best. Though there are metal frames also available, wood frames have more options to offer with variety in designs, color and different structures to suit your home interiors. There are futon beds with storage space options as well, which can be of good advantage to small living space. The best way to make your living room livelier is by covering the futon with attractive mattress covers. They can be further accessorized with cushions and small pillows which are great sofa bed add-ons. The covers can be easily changed when you want to use the futon as bed in the night. The only reason why mission style futons are so popular for modern home furniture is their versatility. They can be used for all kind of rooms including the living room and bedroom. Its ability to easily convert itself from a sofa to bed and vice versa, makes it a good option for those looking for economical furniture and better space management. Also they are very attractive and easy to maintain with unbeatable simplicity.
Some companies have turned futon in to the modern term for mattress. As with mattresses, the futon is being advertized for the different composite materials it is comprised off. Product lines for memory foam, biodegradable soy foams are abundant. This is congruent with the ancient Japanese usage for the futon. However, it has developed by having springs incorporating it, which resembles the mattress, although it is sometimes advertised as a futon. The cultural significance to the Japanese housing layout was discussed. The multipurpose advantage of the futon was outlined, and the modern innovations and advertising has been linked to a rebranding of the futon mattress today.
The most comfortable varieties in terms of material would be wool and cotton. These are soft and cozy. You can also pick out foam which provides firm and rigid seating. Also, remember the rule of thumb: the thicker the mattress, the more the comfort. However, make sure you don‘t over-do it as a mattress that is too thick will not be comfortable to sit on when folded, and it can be quite a task to change the beddings. As for double futon frames, the most preferred options are wood and metal. If you want a sophisticated look that is enough to enhance the appearance of your room, you can opt for wooden bi-fold frames. It is true that bi-fold frames are more comfortable compared to tri-fold as the latter can be quite challenging to fold.