Kaya Double Sunbed

Design

The Kaya Double Sunbed keeps the look clean and calm, with a wide silhouette made for two. Its profile is generous without feeling bulky, and the lines stay quiet so the materials can do the talking. It reads like a simple piece, but it has presence.

At 74.8 inches long and 70.9 inches wide, it’s built for side-by-side lounging, not squeezing in. The height sits at 30.7 inches overall, with a seat height of 15.7 inches, so it feels low enough for a relaxed posture but still easy to get in and out of.

Materials & build

The structure is crafted in iroko, a hardwood chosen for outdoor use. The surface brings natural texture and warmth, and it helps the piece feel grounded in a terrace or garden setting. Metallic details are finished in plated stainless steel, adding a crisp note without shifting the sunbed into anything flashy.

Upholstery is done in outdoor fabric, selected to suit open-air living. And a protection cover is included, making it easier to keep the Kaya Double Sunbed looking sharp between seasons or when it’s not in use.

Comfort

Comfort here is straightforward and intentional. The proportions give two people space to settle in, stretch out, and stay put. The seat height supports that easy, lounge-all-afternoon feel, without the awkward climb that some low daybeds create.

The overall silhouette feels serene, and that matters. It invites a slower pace, whether it’s used for reading, sun, shade, or simply doing nothing for a while.

Placement & lifestyle

This piece works best where the outdoors already feels curated: poolside, on a deck, or in a quiet corner of a garden. It can stand alone as a focal point, or be paired with a side table for the small routines that make lounging last longer.

Myface keeps the category simple with Relax, and that’s exactly the point. Kaya is meant to be lived with, not rearranged every weekend.

Longevity

With iroko at its core and plated stainless steel details, the build is aimed at long-term outdoor use. The outdoor fabric supports that goal, and the included cover helps reduce daily wear when the sunbed is off-duty.

The appeal doesn’t rely on trends or extras. It’s a solid, well-considered double sunbed that should continue to feel right as spaces and seasons change.