Yves Behar of fuseproject designed the foldable therapy bed to provide a multisensorial meditative experience to recharge and restore the body’s nervous system. It works by creating a full-body vibrational experience in combination with a spatial sound feature.
Combining ‘Spatial Sound and Vibration with Proven Healing Practices’, the Opus SoundBed™ Opus uses a unique folding design to compress down to the size of an ottoman pouf. The bed was designed by acclaimed designer Yves Béhar of fuseproject, to appear less as a therapy tool and more like a stylish accessory that fits anywhere in a room and can easily be unfolded on command for a meditation/healing session.
These two elements focus on helping the body reduce stress by releasing natural hormones associated with happiness and euphoria. In addition, the Opus SoundBed is powered by the Opus Journeys app, where users can set therapy goals and have access to additional resources.
The bed, when fully opened, aims at providing an at-home multisensorial experience that “recharges the body and restores the nervous system”, according to physician Dr. Molly Maloof. Full-body vibrations and spatial sound provide an upgraded approach to therapy and healing, helping the body reduce stress and release the hormones associated with happiness and euphoria.
